For me my every day carry depends on where I’m going. I will adjust things if I’m going to a larger town or city. The only time I’m not carrying a Swiss Army knife and ferro rod on my belt is if I know I’m going to a place where it is banned (eg college or courthouse).
If we examine a lot of these milkshake/egg/manure assaults there is no actual injury, rather there is insult, mockery and inconvenience caused to the victims, nothing more than a bruised ego.
If the land is owned by the National Trust or United Utilities you will find that there are Byelaws in place which allow them to remove or fine any person transgressing against those byelaws. These privately owned properties are either open access or permissive access, neither of which allow for...
I use short loops of shock cord if I’m setting a tarp between two trees. It just helps maintain tension without stretching the paracord or over tightening knots
We open a window and eventually they leave. The window needs to be closed again before the light goes on or we get a disturbing number of moths, cockchafers and occasional hornets attracted by the light.
I agree, strip it down and clean it with alcohol. They’re very simple. You have nothing to lose, worst case scenario; you break something that isn’t working properly anyway.
The issue with bismuth is that it doesn’t form regular shaped shot even when alloyed with other metals so any shot larger than #7 tends to be a bit jagged which can effect the pattern of the shot. It’s also difficult to find but you can buy it as #7 shot to reload with which makes it a bit more...
Luckily small bore rifles used for hunting and pest control are exempt and can continue using lead. Target shooters are going to have to go over onto copper unless they’re at an indoor range that has an acceptable lead recovery policy.
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