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  1. mole trapper
    Looks like a tarts handbag, but each to their own :-)
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    An absolute resurrection, total credit to you.
  3. mole trapper
    Just wow! Another well saved. Credit to you.
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    wanted bsa springers View Advert Looking for meteor s, mercury s, airsporter s, must be nice clean unmolested examples, any calibre. Thanks for looking. Advertiser mole trapper Date 17/12/17 Price Category Airguns  
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    Great post thank you.
  6. mole trapper
    Scott rea is a legend! Definitely worth subscribing to his channel.
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    Just don't eat them too quick, boy they will give you indigestion! But still love them, especially in the summer as part of a ploughman's lunch with a good pint of real scrumpy or real ale.
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    I gave the link above guy a go and can totally vouch for his/their service, really quick.
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    Thank you, she/both were part of a twenty gun collection sold to my favourite gun shop, they know I'm always on the look out for" interesting" ! Apparently must of the other rifles were compete binners. Hoping to get a chance to look at them properly this week when the weather turns bad.
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    My latest additions as of this afternoon. Both dieseling like hell, but will be stripped, degreased, guide and top hat, new quality springs if needed and lubricated appropriately. Both .25,s
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    Funny enough it was Dorchester who reccomended the complete toe rag rip off merchant.
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    I've tried asking for this on here a couple of times, generally no offers, and one out and out rogue. I'm happy to pay for outing on ground with genuine permission and ground that actually holds deer! Not remotely interested in heads or trophies. I have a reasonable amount of experience, own rifle etc, just looking for a day out somewhere else. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Jamie.
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    I think possibly your mould is making it more difficult than it need be. The two part moulds I have leave a tiny "nib" to cut off. Can't beat the feeling of looking at a bunch of weights, ammo etc you've made.
  14. mole trapper
    Thank feck for that! Last pressing for 2017 today, in the sun, wind, hail and rain. Only got 36 gallons at og 1054 but it was some lovely juice. Now the tricky part. There's exactly 100 gallons sat in the cider shed now.
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    Well a quick update. The other half still not processed for one reason and another, so Sunday their having it! This will be real head banging gear as they are now very high in sugar. I also acquired some more cider apple fallers from a mole customer today, the second batch will produce a smaller yield than the first lot, but will/should be far better.
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    Sorry chaps, it really would be prohibitively expensive to post due to weight, and there's no possible way it could survive a courier service.
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    These particular trees were a direct swap for advice on a pest problem, normally big two year olds would be £25 each. If you're considering planting in a garden go for mm106 root stock, it's semi dwarfing but still produce well, it's what most of the commercial growers use.Adams apples at honiton is the guy I get all my trees off, he does post.
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    Six cider apple trees in the end as I decided to have them as full size ie, on m25 stock instead of the mm106 all the rest are on.
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    But in the meantime
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    Unfortunately I wasn't able to start pressing today, we did get a lot of other stuff done however. Anyways here's about half of what I've got together so far, probably about fifty gallons worth. I've got to pop up to Devon tomorrow to do a mole job, then pick up a dozen more cider apple trees. Although it's forecast windy I might still be able to get this lot sorted.
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    Now that's actually funny as fook! I've never understood people wasting their time individually pricking the berries when all you have to do is freeze them for a few days then thaw and bung in with the fruit.
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    Any samples? Cheers, D. Your an ale drinker!:-) But you can try a bottle, lol
  23. mole trapper
    Unfortunately you lads are too far away for it to be financially viable. It would definitely be possible in Cornwall and parts of Devon.
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    I will try and get some pictures done on the day.
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    Well they are seven hundred delivered, if you think a pint of cider in the pub is a minimum of three quid, you only need to produce two hundred pints and your already in to making money . When I hired one of these last year I processed about a quarter of a ton of apples in about two hours. By the weekend I will have about the same amount of apples, this should give me around 7-800 pints,ish. We are going to start bagging in 20ltr boxes this year, it will speed up things incredibly, it's also the way the pubs and clubs prefer to buy it.
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