Tony B

If the barrel is smothbore, so it counts as a shotgun, it can be 'lent' for up to 72 hours before going on a certificate. If the barrel is rifled, no , it should if taken out be in the control of the licence holder, WHO must have the licence ON THIER PERSON. The main thing Police are concerned with in cases like this are the firing mechanisms. That has to be in a secure cabinet . Bit difficult getting a Firearms Cabinet big enough for a Scorpion. :-D To get a Section 1 Firearms now takes about 18 months. You have to be a memebr of an approved club for minmum one year, and shoot regulary. Being Trumpton, try the Civil Service Sports & Social Club. they have attached clubs, and subsidised mebership

Daft as it might sound, the Volvo 850 estate is rated at 3,000 kg.

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The weight of a tow is not supposed to excced the kerb weight of the vehicle. UNLESS, the Manufacturer deems it to have been 'constructed as a towing vehicle'. Ask a dealear for the towing capicity.

Another Tilt was a canvas type tent used as a target for arrows and lances. They were placed in Tilting yards to train knights.

Not by 04:30 today it hadn't. :n00b:

Yes the Dodge does similar.When you adjust the brake shoes they have to be done with a feeler gauge. There is a slot in drum so you can do it. Early Land Rovers do the same thing.

Sign him up! :-D

Cor, got most of it right! :yay:

the top bracket I would suggest held the ladder, or bell . The vehicle looks like AFS pulling a coventry trailed pump.

But how do you get out of a Stolly wearing a flaming great life jacket?

Get an MV and put them to cleaning the rust off! Good excersise for them!:cool2:

Thanks Jack, the power of the Forum. :iloveyou:

Must get over there! What a collection.

It's the mushrooms again!! :rofl::rofl::yay:

you get all the fun!

You make PERRY out of Pears!! I can go off people real quick....... :argh:

Well, you do own military vehicles! so if going insane do it in style! :-D

Rear Chasis member is wrong, but they rot out for a passtime. Don't tell me where it is. The temptation to quietly hitch the trailer one night........ :cool2:

:rofl::rofl::rofl:You'll fit right in Here then.

The White Ensign, as we know it, was introduced in about 1800. Befroe the Navy used all three ensigns White, Red and Blue, as divisons of the Admiralty. 1805, Trafalgar the White would have been flown. I;m not completly sure of the White became the sole RN ensign. Yes a Jack is only flown when alongside , the rest of the time it is a flag.

Markings are dead right. That is a very juciy bit of kit. What sort of work does she need?

Nice vehicle, you have a real tresaure there.

Welcome Paul, don't worry the questions will come thick and fast.

Welcome to the Forum.