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as people say different which is good Havent been to the Moot yet as its to close to the WG and i cant get a pass that long and its a long way for me to go just for a weekend (WG is 40mins away and Sarah has to take 2 days holiday from work so I can) WG for day visitors is more a trade...

well its better I was told at least 18mths bout 2 yrs back just after the Olympics (Policing the Olympics was the blame) They are to busy now doing unannounced checks on FAC holders to make sure they have em locked up safe...

if your in Dorset as you say you have plenty of time to work it all out as they are on 6mths turn around at the moment my SGC and FAC when in Beginning of Sept they where just starting the July pile

Ive pretty much stopped making Crook and crooked blades tho i have a pile of blanks I dont have the time with other customer stuff as I really need to make a batch which is a lot of time to make it worth while Robin wood has his own design which i did make for him initially He...

oh Scotland has passed to licence airguns regardless of overwhelming support not to

Home office Guidlines Section 30 is Armed guards on UK vessels etc ​https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/329845/GuideFirearmsLicensingLawJune14.pdf

Due to he limits we have on holding ammo stockpiling isn't really going to happen in UK your average Hunter may have a max of 1100 .22LR to posses at any one time (my application is asking for a limit of 600 so i can buy a box of 500 when Im down to under 100) some practical...

yes UK does allow for even Section 5 arms for anti piracy but you need to adhere to the Law for the details

yes but under 24" to 12" min barrel is section 1 FAC even on a single or double barrel shotgun this why a lot of old number 9 garden guns are sect 1 as they have short barrels very short smooth bore is only allowed for Signalling guns ie Flare

not really they are difficult to get and not exactly very accurate you also need good reason for each licensable item and your best to get a Fire arm in the calibre than short bit of tube that may hit something

yes sorry South Not Southern wouldn't of thought any state in the USA would have made .22LR illegal 20yrs ago (maybe California now :cool: )

BTW was a long time back in airgunb mag (15-20yrs back) was an artical of a class of gun (factory made ) that used 22 propelling blanks and seperate bullets as a legal way to use a gun for small game think it was a central or southern american country

I find fire arms safer

couple of 2 ltr coke bottles Can be rolled up empty and binned if you cant be bothered with cleaning etc cheap to usually come with 2ltrs of coke free unlike other water carry systems ;)

pretty sure some extinction events where pretty quick one actually enabled us to Evolve and exist nature will sort it out whether we are part of it then is another matter it already has some standbys deep n the ocean on thermal vents that live in high temp toxic waste with no...

and at times in pre history 99% etc and some when in the future the sun will supernova and 100% life extinct in the solar system then it starts all over again

the average native Khukhri is 10-12" blade and thick spined formidable yes but not against some one with a sword and much greater length and balance I have also seen and held a Nepalise short sword that was used as a primary weapon The Kata they practice was taught to them by an...

No the khukuri is NOT and never was developed as a weapon it is the Bill hook / hatchet/ swiss army knife etc of Nepal and more its their all round cutting tool for Food, fire wood & carpentry jungle travel Nepalese fighting edged weapon was a short straight sword

its legal to buy up to 15kg ready made without a licence

A Khukuri and a machete are 2 different tools designed for different environments and use most Western versions of Khukuri s are poor imitations at many times the price of a real one. For England I prefer a Khukuri its heavier blade and cutting power suit our woodlands tho its not as...