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Mike Hill

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  1. Well that didnt take long... 'Toughen these up': PM flags law changes after Bondi WWW.THENEWDAILY.COM.AU Australia's gun laws will likely be tightened after the Bondi terror shooting that left at least 16 people... Or how about vetting people properly? "But he refused to comment on a report from the ABC that ASIO examined one of the men six years ago over close ties to a Sydney-based Islamic State terrorism cell. He also declined to confirm reports that a black IS flag was found on or inside the alleged gunmen’s car"
  2. Bondi Beach gunman: Mother insists son is a 'good boy' WWW.GBNEWS.COM The mother of one of the Bondi Beach gunmen has insisted her son is a “good boy” following the massacre which <a... ummmmm.....yeah.
  3. Both the shooters were on the ASIO watchlist apparantly but still were allowed to keep 6 guns. Tge pump shotguns were already ilegal ,but amazingly terrorists didnt follow the law. The four uniformed Police armed with pistols and radios cowered behind cover for 20 minutes untill a plain clothes officer closed in and began engaging the shooters,then the four officers remembered to protect more than just themselves. In the meantime an unarmed green grocer had herotically disarmed one of the shooters. But now the cops are looking at tougher gun laws because removing law abiding peooles freedoms will somehow make them safer.
  4. It was commonly thought that Dave and in the late 60's BAOR probably had war reserves. By the late 80s some of the armoured devisions didnt have enough ammo to bomb up all their tanks but that was ok since there wernt enough trucks to resupply or any ammo reserves. I am with Steve on Nato,its a paper Tiger. Especially with Germany buying Russian gas but sending Tanks to Ukraine. The Russians have parked a load of old Nuclear reactors up by the Norwegian border and the european nuclear energy comission pays for the upkeep of the site. Total farce,the Ukraine war is an unprecidented grift opportunity. Like the Norwegian firm selling £300 neck scarf's that can be bulk bought for £3.
  5. If you want a trouble free Först,dont you buy a Jensen?
  6. Thanks for the tip. I dont know the thread pitch untill I pull the nipple,then my mate will make one.
  7. Handsome French Jæger Rifle in .58 cal. First time out with it today,needs a new nipple but its ok otherwise.
  8. See if you can find an old ALICE pack ? Thats what we used in the bush for carrying oversized shackles .It was just the frame remaining.
  9. Just buy a regular pack. Those frame packs are pretty specific and you wont need the expense of the rigid frame from what you are doing.
  10. Rediculous. No Norwegian would intentially over-complicate any basic task for reasons known only to them.
  11. What are you goung to be using it for? DIY around your garden and allotment or clear felling Old Growth?
  12. Thats a shame. I have been wearing them for 15 years,or about 40 meters of rainfall. I re waterproof mine anually with Tekwash but the zips usually give up after a couple of years of pretty much daily use.
  13. Ex Army Gortex. Swazi wearer's are poofs.
  14. I bought a 4 Bore Muzzle Loading shotgun,its an absolute beast. Many thanks for a forum member here who stored it literally years for me. Four ounces of #2 shot and 180 grains of FFg black powder.
  15. £500 is about £400 too much honestly.Thats if you really want it. You dont know who or how the crack was fixed,will he refund you if it cracks again 5 clays in? I would swerve that gun personally Matty,unless it was free. You guys are spoilt for choice in the UK,you could do much better than a cracked Miroku if you have £500 to throw around.
  16. Only for one hand
  17. Put the battery on charge,see what the voltage is. Remove the fuel filter and inspect. Check all your connections on the fuel line,you might find it weaping somewhere. If that all checks out,join a clear bit of hose from the supply side of your filter to the fuel line itself.Providing you have refilled the fuel filter housing the chipper should fire and pull diesel up past the clear bit of hose.It might need to be bled at an injector or it might not. Now you know you have diesel from the tank to the filter and from the filter to the pump.leave it and see if air appears in the clear hose up at the filter housing. Providing the housing is at the highest part of the fuel line.Thats all if you just dont want to replace the fuel line which you might end up doing.There is a slight,slight chance there is something floating around in the tank that blocks the end of the fuel intake but thats an outside chance imho. Kubotor engines did have pretty weak lift pumps,I have replaced a couple with electric lift pumps but the symptoms were the engine farted and hunted rather than were hard to start.
  18. Unfortunately they spread that to Israel one October a few years back.
  19. No,but I have been to Giza. Is it similar? Did you ride a Camel?
  20. You cant trust any interwebs sadly. All the tubes run through the Zionist lair.
  21. Exactly what one would expect when civilian infrastructure is used to conceal munitions/ tunnel entrances/strong points. If the IDF could have cut the head off the snake surgically it would have done so,unfortunately it had to steam roll the whole garden it was hiding in. At a great loss of life to both sides. Hopefully this is the end of Hamas and the people of gaza can free themselves of that death cult.
  22. Run by Zionist lizard people hiding in underground caverns beneath the Ocean?
  23. Sure. I believe them more than a terrorist organisation that plays the perpetual victim each time it gets its arse kicked.
  24. Not according to the Washington Post. https://www.washingtoninstitute.org/policy-analysis/gaza-fatality-data-has-become-completely-unreliable
  25. Any will require yet more scuba gasses

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