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    Fairy liquid
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    nice to see them at a "proper" price for a change Handy cross too
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    Your video is set to "private"
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    Very nice.....and not fuzzy !! Similar to mine.... http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/topic/247323-a-few-from-this-morning/
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    Put the time in gaz and you should have yourself a good dog Hows the terrier now......still coughing ??
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    You cant remove yourself , and I will look into the situation. I will pm you Maybe best if nothing else is posted about this mater , if you have a police enquiry pending. Cheers Sean
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    If any members join , donate and advertise as their first post or have very few posts the ad is deleted as are they , we can only see so many , so , as simon has said ,if you see any report them,and they can be dealt with. And I didnt see original thread either Cheers Sean
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    Cheers martin Hopefully be able to get out with the "proper" camera if the weathet holds up...lol
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    Better choice of words or not ??...lol
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    Cheers First nice day for a while , and very welcome
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    Sorry about the quality......phone pics
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    so in theory then if the hammer is polished right up (something i intend to to do when i service the 410) it will be a bit lighter! will this alter things? It will decrease lock time , but dont over do it , there is no need to "polish" it , just take the,roughness of it to make it travel better in the carrier
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    Made a phone call today to a good mate who has worked with air guns all his life , he is resposible for designing the daystate air wolf , so knows his onions. The problem is that they use a very heavy grease on the hammer (most pcp's use a dry hammer), over time it thickens and causes increased pressure at this point causing a varience in power. (there is a science behind this , but , dont ask me....lol) The answer is to strip it , remove the grease , and replace with a light oil or light gun grease. The reason for them doing this was unknown , but the later models seem not to have
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    Collie , whippet , grey........imo good luck with it
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    I understand the frustration But a public forum is not the place to share private information Do it by pm by all means , the guys obviously a low life but he may have a family thats being put at risk
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    No worrys marty Steve g ??? You might have to pm me mate , dosnt ring a bell Cheers Sean
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    Take a chill pill dude , wr are trying to help It isnt just hw's that suffer from it
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    The lads edited his original post , maybe a,happy ending
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    I think it would fit me just fine.....cheers....collect or post ?? Lol
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    If you own a gun you NEED insurance....end of It only takes one stray pellet...........
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    You are correct mike , about bbs
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    Its perfectly normal for a slight power increase Lead (or equivilent) build up in the barrel reduces the minute amount of air loss Thats why I would urge anyone that owns an air rifle owns a chrono.....its a small percentage of the cost of the gun and ultimately will save you alot in many respects.
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    You'd do much better from a drifting boat , not silly money to hire either
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    Yes "awe"some place , any of the sheltered bays are good , but it fishes well generally , boat or bank ?? Have a go on loch etive whilst your'e up there
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    Ffs !!!!!!! Lol
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