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Blacksmith
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joker
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freddie
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Lloyd
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Posted: Sat Mar 12, 05 11:19 pm Post subject: |
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As far as I can recall, you must be not only fifty metres from any public highway, but equally and more importantly, be able to show that you have taken all necessary measures to prevent the projectile leaving your property. In the event of a complaint, th e onus is on the complainant to show that the projectile exceeded your boundary in a dangerous way. The law in this instance is actually not all that anti to the shooter. You might wish to plan your angle of fire, and position backstops of say, chipboard, hardboard, etc, several panels thick, beyond where you anticipate the target to be. Fit a cheap sound moderator, say a Parker Hale screw on jobby, for about 20 quid, to help ensure the neighbours are unlikely to hear, take a firing position if possible, from within the house, as in, the muzzle is inside the house, to reduce noise, so shoot out of a window, French doors, back door whatever. Maybe play loud music in the house at the same time. My uncle does the job with a Black Widow catapult and ball bearings to preserve his veg patch! |
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