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I've got back into wearing/using British DPM since all the actual walts re-equipped with MTP.

Me please!

Blackjacks, Fruit Salads, Hulks, Phantoms... And another chewy thing that had secret agents on the wrapper. Grandad used to get me a ten penny mixup from the corner shop and give it to me at bedtime when I stayed with them. At that stage, BTW a "10p mixup" contained at least ten items... But...

No worries, probably saved me from a lecture anyway.

Oh, go on then. If nobody has taken it in the meantime, I'll have it. Lord knows why, but I'll think of something!

For the most part we're not in your country though.

Or indeed, just to go into the woods.

Very short version, you cannot take 'game' (read anything alive) in NI with anything other than a firearm. For legal purposes air weapons are firearms here.

Mine will simply disappear as many other items have before.

I think it's now completely safe to say that crossbows will be gone or on FAC by Chrisrmas.

I've got something, the Mrs. has the same thing last week. Very sore throat, phlegm-y, occasional loss of voice and ready for bed, right about now actually! Dunno if it's covid, a cold, a chest infection or something entirely different and that's the way I suspect we're going to be from now on.

I like it! But I still end up carrying my crusader as well, bcause it fits in the WB pouch and I still need the WB and the cup!

It's also permissible to put down vermin IMO. Although in NI, from the legal perspective you kill with a firearm, or not at all.

I've done it for several years now but didn't this year purely because I just can't ask friends and family for money.

Not automatically, no. But the chances of NI not following suit are negligible. TBH I'm very surprised they've never been subject to control here given that a 12 ft/lb air rifle is an on ticket item.

No.

By the court and yes, applicable to "the times". That is how policing by consent functions and believe it or not, nine hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-nine people out of a million here like it. More or less.

What if the beforehand is always "you can't"? The concept of "reasonableness" and "Good cause" allows for flexibility of action which would, in the UK, otherwise likely be denied.

I do have one somewhere, but with me that involves a fair bit of scope and I haven't seen it in years, it has a has sandy coloured plastics and is a sawback. I'll have a look, but I wouldn't be too optimistic.