Cmon ferg get real, Glock I prefer the Uzi myselfSmith and wesson, Glock??
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Cmon ferg get real, Glock I prefer the Uzi myselfSmith and wesson, Glock??
My cousin owns one as well as a Magnum 45 and a Stirling Sub Machine gun, his hobby is making Kentucky hunting rifles but he does live in Montana and was in the Pathfinders/Special Forces in Vietnam.favorite of all time was the lee Enfield .303. only 10 shots, bolt action, but i could put a 6" group in @ 200 yards.
Anyone know the make of tools the DONs supply to their staff? I need a fix.
I ontfavorite of all time was the lee Enfield .303. only 10 shots, bolt action, but i could put a 6" group in @ 200 yards.
Was thinking more screwdriver as they are my particular fetish, saw some in a store today, forgot the name, had to walk away, nearly broke my heart, they were nice and chunky, just like I remember, £13.99 + VAT for 1 driver
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Was thinking more screwdriver as they are my particular fetish, saw some in a store today, forgot the name, had to walk away, nearly broke my heart, they were nice and chunky, just like I remember, £13.99 + VAT for 1 driver
Deffo a Tool Tart mateI don't obsess I don't think but I do go into spiralling depression and often sit for hours on end on my sofa thinking of all the good times me and that particular tool had and how i can never replace it... and if then gives me an excuse to replace it with 5 brand new glorious other tools that I need about once every 3 years
I shot one of those several times on the rifle range at school, they were good fun.favorite of all time was the lee Enfield .303. only 10 shots, bolt action, but i could put a 6" group in @ 200 yards.
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