So Carl, are they all quislings now ? Still, "no sound evidence - no change" so some of them must be I reckon.Please don't mention that filthy little Quisling's name on here, Kes.
So Carl, are they all quislings now ? Still, "no sound evidence - no change" so some of them must be I reckon.Please don't mention that filthy little Quisling's name on here, Kes.
And they’re gonna play this in their truck:This is getting hilarious.
2025: I can just see the special “Lead and Log” unit going around with balaclavas on, in their armoured riot van, busting the green log smuggling cartels and underground lead shot production plants....
“FREEZE MUTHAPHUCKA!!! Put the log down!
Get down on the ground with your hands behind your head!......where did you hide the lead??.... don’t make me rip up your floorboards!”
Might be quite handy here then. Our pasture is so low in copper that we have to dose our sheep with the stuff, or put copper boluses / pellets in their rumens.Sheep are incredibly vulnerable to copper toxicity. Usually through the wrong feeds or concentrates being used. I wonder whether copper shot would affect them if ingested?
Further copper issues at local High School
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Copper fear prompts Coatbridge school water pipe change
A council denies being slow to act over reports of blue water and high copper levels at a school campus.www.bbc.co.uk
It looks as though if you have acidic ground then you’ll likely have copper being dissolved into the ground water and accumulating in other organisms.
To be honest I don’t know which is worst lead or copper![]()
Same here, and very thorough it is too, excellent FAQ section with links to sources of evidence. I'll be honest here: if there was an available standard performance 16 bore load with a biodegradable wad and ideally a paper case, I'd be using it already. I switched to paper cases for lead a couple of years ago, and haven't tried steel in by Brno 12 bore because of the wads. If I were to return to regularly shooting at wildfowl though, it would make sense to buy a steel-proofed gun. There was an article in ST recently about a guy who bought an AYA number 4 for £150, had it prepared for steel proof, proofed for steel (it passed), and he was ready to go. There's an element of risk involved though. If my Brno blows up, then it will be a shame, but it will just have died of old age... I wouldn't risk it with my drilling. I'm sure it's up to it, but I don't want to touch the chokes in case it affects the rifle, and I can't replace it. So probably need a stockpile of 16 bore bismuth. In paper cases.
I thought a blue rinse was just a granny thing.A good indicator as to when it’s time to address the issue before a major leak occurs is when the tenant complains that their hair is starting to turn green or blue after washing.![]()
Hmm Am somewhat fed up I have to say
My H&H Royal will soon be worthless along with the Greener etc
Not sure my Hollis .500 double rifle or 2 Ron Wharton rifles will react well to non lead ammunition
My Ivory Netsuke collection, Okimono, Handled set of knives by Harry Bowden were rendered worthless by the Ivory sale ban - along with a few sets of Hippo Ivory I have
The pending trophy ban will no doubt render my not inconsiderable collection worthless
And I was looking forward to taking my, by then, 3 year old grandson on and Easter Egg hunt in 2021
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I'll give you £12 for the H&H, so long as you throw in a few slabs of cartridges.
'Fed up' is one way to put it. Even Riddick's antics can't cheer me up at the moment (usually my go-to tonic in times of extreme hunter-persecution-syndrome)...![]()
What's going too go next.are the bullet heads iv got in the gun room going too be band .I only shoot steel targets and vermin...surely not.
Just for info you understand - not much - lead - no problem
The lethal dose of copper in an untreated adult is approximately about 10–20 g. Cu toxicity is typically marked by the development of liver cirrhosis with episodes of hemolysis and damage to renal tubules, brain, and other organs.
Best not to eat game shot with copper -I wonder what it does in a 'raw' state to wildlife ?
I'll give you £12 for the H&H, so long as you throw in a few slabs of cartridges.
'Fed up' is one way to put it. Even Riddick's antics can't cheer me up at the moment (usually my go-to tonic in times of extreme hunter-persecution-syndrome)...![]()
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Will it start to rust? I know they were also worries about MRI scanners, althou I think widely rubbished
And have you thought any classic rifle with a flip up moon sight, usually made of warthog ivory as it doesn’t yellow like elephant ivory, is now worthless?
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