Recent content by webley701

It's their address. Rathdrum, Idaho.

That’s interesting, especially bearing in mind the sighting arrangement of the Luger. What size groups do you get from each?

“It is the most accurate handgun that I have ever held in my hands or seen”. You've never seen a Swiss made 9mm SIG 210-6 then? ;)

On Tuesday of last week I applied online for a variation to acquire an additional rifle. On Wednesday of last I sent my FAC via Royal Mail Special Delivery - it arrived at Cheshire Constabulary HQ the following day. On the following Monday (today as I write this) my FAC with variation arrived in...

Aging? Hardly, they only started making them in the 1950's.

Thanks for that definition of a term new to me. In the context of this thread what are the “certain guns”?

What is 'fuddery'?

Unless you don’t have a PC or similar

It's difficult to beat the original Rigby style for a classic stalking rifle. A rifle with a more contemporary look may benefit from a more angular grip though.

Any relatively simple neck turning tool worth having will use a turning mandrel in conjunction with an expander mandrel - both sized to suit the basic calibre (e.g. 6mm, 6.5mm etc). You need to specify what the calibre is as ideally the tool will come with suitable mandrels & a mandrel die so...

Even if you discovered what it is in principle it wouldn’t be of benefit as ammunition manufacturers have access to bulk lots which can vary in burning speed etc from the outwardly similar power available to reloaders. The powder we buy is blended & tested to give lot to lot consistency whereas...

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Based on that form of argument the recent rises in our water bills could be said to be “pretty good”.

I try to buy British, Commonwealth, European (in about that order) - where possible. For some reason, I now try to avoid USA made items - again, where possible.

Stensby's used to be a 100 or so yards higher up Shudehill when I started going in the shop. They moved to the location shown in the article when the tram track was built (right through the old shop). Cheshire Gun Room bought the name but I wouldn’t be so sure they bought the stock.