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I've got one of the 3 here, and it isn't mine - but I haven't been able to make contact with the actual owner in well over a decade (and the rest).

That's still alumin(i)um bar the base, but I'd definitely go for one that handled induction.

Ah, a sawtooth BMF. Mine's plain :)

I'd assumed so.

Happy to take them off your hands, Andy.

Hmm. I think I'd go further than that - if you're self-employed, don't rely on the NHS, get private medical insurance. I was almost completely out of commission through spinal damage for about 2 years. Absolutely no support from the NHS, nor any benefits.

London Eye IIRC. Never really understood the point of the fake stories - cui bono?

Ah, OK - didn't realise it had a ballistic calculator as well as the LRF.

What're you using? ATN?

I've been using a Torrent the last few years and I can't fault it. Recently got a good deal on a Monsoon smock too, so that's become my around-the-horses waterproof (normally I downgrade an older jacket for that abuse).

Nah. Year/Month/Day makes sorting far easier :)

Less of a regrind, more of a resharpen with that profile. While it could be done on a belt, equally there's no real reason why a jigged sharpener couldn't do the job. https://support.wickededgeusa.com/portal/en/kb/articles/how-to-create-a-convex-edge for example. Freehand too, depends on how...

And the style of beer - I've been brewing some highly carbonated stuff recently. And TBH, I calculate a sugar solution and dose according to the intended vols of CO2... But that starts to get a bit geeky.

The usual is to feed the beer about 1tsp of sugar (or whatever) per pt when bottling; the remaining yeast will feed on that and generate CO2. Or you can be a lazy git and keg the stuff with forced CO2 :)

There's an addon available, otherwise it's a direct query of the database.

Meh, I sold on my other Design Team UKPK.

Not quite. They prohibit any blade, but good reason can be a valid defence - there's an exemption for folding, non-locking blades under 3" in length. But even then you can be charged for carrying it if there's believed to be grounds. The knife/axe/saw combination is mostly about bushcraft...

That seems a touch.... Incoherent. How do they feel about very tightly-focused flashlights?

WIld boar, other vermin control....

Mk1 HW77... Never had it, always held onto the cocking arm while loading.