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 Topic: rimfires .22 or .17 |
3mariners
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 Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 5:00 pm Subject: rimfires .22 or .17 |
so your not called madman cos of your arsenal?
Bullet will hopefully land where cross hairs are, but concious of shooting prone rather than standing (against a support) which feels safer as shootin ... |
| Topic: Ceilings |
3mariners
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 4:56 pm Subject: Ceilings |
Ha Ha we are invincible!
Good decision |
| Topic: rimfires .22 or .17 |
3mariners
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Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 1:36 pm Subject: rimfires .22 or .17 |
Oi madman - by the way where did you get your nick name from?
Is it worth getting a "pair of legs" for my BRNO .22? the only thing I'd worry about is elevating the shot from a safety point of view ... |
| Topic: Ceilings |
3mariners
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 1:31 pm Subject: Ceilings |
| Glad you said it. I don't want to be a scare monger, I have to be careful in my job. Bear in mind that many materials sit around for a while and 20 years could be considered to be a conservative vie ... |
| Topic: Ceilings |
3mariners
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 1:27 pm Subject: Ceilings |
| Apart from my biggoted snobbish view on Artex, if you get bored with it, or if you want to skim later, it can be difficult; often have to resort to removing all the plasterbaord (or what ever it is) t ... |
| Topic: Ceilings |
3mariners
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Wed Jan 26, 05 12:52 pm Subject: Ceilings |
I am implacably opposed to artex in all forms. Skim it properly.
couldn't agree more; why not go the whole hogg and 'plaster' the ceiling with polystyrene tiles or posters of the Bay City Rollers ... |
| Topic: What can I do with a marble fireplace hearth? |
3mariners
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Forum: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle Posted: Mon Jan 17, 05 8:52 am Subject: What can I do with a marble fireplace hearth? |
| if its marble strips try using them as pantry shelves (if you've a pantry) its amazing how cold marble and slate keeps things. |
| Topic: New to shooting |
3mariners
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Forum: Shooting and Trapping for the Pot Posted: Tue Jan 04, 05 8:39 am Subject: New to shooting |
| I would agree with DS on many counts. Having now bought a BRNO CZ, my shooting has changed completely. Went out the other day and only had one shot from say 5 possibles, simply becuase the prey were ... |
| Topic: Grants for solar heating etc |
3mariners
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Fri Dec 24, 04 8:48 am Subject: Grants for solar heating etc |
The economics of installing solar or photovoltaics require you to use the system for a long time before full payback, unless you can get a second hand system.
However is that the only reason why ... |
| Topic: Wild Mushrooms - Safe to touch? |
3mariners
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Thu Dec 23, 04 2:53 pm Subject: Wild Mushrooms - Safe to touch? |
I'd be interested to no if Cab agrees, but from my limited experience, there are actually very few good eating mushrooms, by that I mean big, tatsty and 'meaty' enough to bother with.
I was advised ... |
| Topic: The trout season |
3mariners
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Forum: Fishing Posted: Thu Dec 23, 04 2:44 pm Subject: The trout season |
it does vary from water to water: unless trout fisheries are open all year, they tend to reopen about end of March; lookforward to wildies however from about early to mid april in most areas.
Sug ... |
| Topic: Danger! Bee Hives! |
3mariners
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Forum: The Apiary Posted: Wed Dec 22, 04 4:21 pm Subject: Danger! Bee Hives! |
I'd probably be repeating a thread if I were on the RC site soI 'd thought Id' ask here.
I've been an East Devon member for a few weeks/months now and I am due to start a beginners course soon. I' ... |
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