Recent content by Drum123

So now you can name and shame so we can all avoid dealing with him

They look bloody good . How'd you go about doing them please?

Have you removed the grub screws and pulled off the turret? There should be a couple of Philips head screws inside if my memory serves me right. Are they still present?

Welcome from sunny Hawes , the jewelled buttplug of upper Wensleydale.

Any news on the adapter to convert to add on please?

Looks lovely but I'd be giving the fish fingers another 10 minutes

There's your 'get out of jail' free card right there.

Twice , is that the right answer?

Just make sure you don't get caught shooting three at any one time.

I was once bilked out of a rifle stock I bought from a chap called Martin from the North of Ireland. I got my money back via PayPal.He offered the same rifle stock ( T3 footprint aics style) for sale on SD a while later. I sent him a very politely worded message.

I found the Pa6 easy enough but there were several of us on the course which makes it a lot less stressful if you're all learning together , the Pa2 was one on one practical test , which was a bit more daunting but not too bad. All the lads passed the Pa6 , I was the only one out of the group...

Ah right , Ive never actually seen remains scattered about a badger sett like a litter of cubs would leave , just seen lamb 'bits' down in the hole mouths with badgers. Incidentally the biggest kills I've ever experienced in pheasant pens were by badgers . Straight through the wire , ignoring...

Have found many lamb bits in badger sets , usually in the hole mouths , always difficult to say if they'd been scavaged or killed.

Andrew at AC firearms is near ingleton , very helpful man and not too far from Penrith.

We are lucky in Wensleydale, lots of keepered estates , lots of curlews and lapwing. Was a dry week last week so all the farmers were out spreading shite , a job that needs doing but it buggers up a lot of the nests.