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Get a pressure cooker, you will never regret it...

Ground to bottom of spring 16" springs (excuse the pun...) As for angle, we angle ours out about 20degrees

A few of my guests are exisiting NPCC members and they sometimes complain that some of the sites are clearly overshoot, but others are really good.

Warwickshire turn SGC and FAC around in about 14-21 days

Thirded

FAC Shotguns "should" be granted as an open condition on your FAC, I say should as the Home Office advises FLO's to do this to save them clearing land for shotguns but it's not always the case. Correct

Degree students these days, can't even work out the simplest problems, muts be spending too much time on extra curriculum activities :snack: :cheers: :snack: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

Makes about 4 small jars Take 6-8 decent size onions and job into small pieces and soften in a tablespoon of oil in a large pot over a mdeium heat. Add 2-4 (depends on taste and size) finely chopped dried chillis Add 2 cups of malt vinegar and 1 cup balsamic vinegar Add 1 cup of balsamic vinegar Add 3-4 bay leaves. Bring to the boil then reduce the heat and simmer for 2-3 hours until reduced and you can drag a wooden spoon across the bottom of the pan leaving a clear trail behind it. You can add extra ingredients like garlic, sultanas, little apple :-) Pot up into some clea

I'm with David on this, one Indian I know goes through 1 a week, I do my little bit for the cause in helping them , thats a load of Chutney

I used to use either Eley HB Pigeon or the Lyalvale Pigeon, but in the last 18months I have swapped over to a 28gr 7.5 (English Sporter) cartridge and not seen any difference in birds hit, although you can't go for the odd glory shot at a 50yarder unless you are sure you are on the money that day :icon_redface:

John Batley's book still rates in my mind as one of the better ones.

Nice result, always good to have a warm day on the rape before the december-feb grind (Shiver)

What impression did the FLO give, was he positive or cautious. Usually if there are problems they will go through them with you at time of visit, so they can make their recommendation to the gaffer putting his stamp on it.

is it screwcut?