bowji john

They are just words A knife suitable for bushcraft is also suitable for most hunting applications Usually vice versa - however a lot of hunting knives stray into the 'Rambo' world and those are a useful as a chocolate fireguard One caveat to the above - folding knives are generally not sufficiently robust for bushcraft use

how much for cash Mr Saddler sir?

You do build a beautiful product ! Respect j

Yup - I still buy aigles but in reality I should buy cheap and regular - broccoli to the ads and fake imagery I'm having a bit of a rant coz of general disappointments all over the board We - the practical folk - should listen to what we the people say - I for one enjoy your input on a variety of subjects Brown Dog

Yup - I still buy aigles but in reality I should buy cheap and regular - broccoli to the ads and fake imagery

There is nothing better or worse in my opinion None of them live up to the real world - none of them are value for money They (none of them) are not made for real work I use Agle - they are OK - but nothing represents the 'holy grail' J

Interesting thread as I've just bought a second hand CZ .17 HMR with .22LR spare barrel also have .223 with 1:8 twist so seems I'm OK from 8 to 800 yards 6.5 x 55 takes care of the rest Has the HMR ammo reliability been sorted? Was told it was which is why I've added it as an extra tool

I'll have the RCBS Primer Pocket De Burring tool if it is suitable for GGG 5.56 cases J

Missed the boat again

Will defo check mine now that this has come to light ... Please keep us in the loop with what Swaro says and does to rectify

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Now sold

Now sold

Now promised to Jelly 38 subject to the usual