From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Miss Hoey gave
> Faulds, 23, a congratulatory hug after his win in the
> double trap event and said: "I am particularly pleased
> for shooters and shooting in general. They have been
> through a very difficult period and people frequently do
> not understand them. The
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm still not convinced that propellant gasses are
responsible for melting any significant quantity of lead
from the base of a bullet. I used to think that this was a
major cause of leading but now I'm not so sure.
It seems far more likely to be down to bullet sizing
From: "Jeff Wood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Alex Hamilton wrote:
"If Richard Faulds thinks that his Olympic win will
pacify his neighbours, he is incredibly stupid and
his continuing "nuisance" to them will do our sport
untold damage by presenting us all as a bunch of
non-caring, brainless gits that
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard Faulds' problems with village incomers protesting
about the noise of shooting is a phenomenon I recognise.
In my village, a small group of clayshooters has held a
once-monthly shoot on land belonging to one of them
right on the edge of the village, for about fif
From: "Jeff Wood", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve's account of how he floored Tony Hill by asking him
for an example of a successful ban was most satisfying,
if that's the way to describe a hearty cackle.
Just in case the antis have thought up a reply to the
question, can anyone supply an answer, wit
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Got to strongly disagree with you Alex, if he took notice of his
>neighbours he wouldn't have that Gold medal. This is an urbanised
>country, the fact that the rest of the village are blaming it on
>"townies" indicates that it is not a universal view amon
From: nick royall, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The neighbours of Richard Faulds have only won the
right to appeal (again) on a technicality, not to
have him shut down. Planning regs for clay pigeon
shoots are fairly well laid down and easy to monitor
and I would be suprised to find anyone giving permissi
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well Alex, for your help and assistance, both Richard and his father are
extremely pleasant and caring people, who are dedicated to the sport of
shooting, and your irresponsible comments merely demonstrate your
snobbery against a discipline you don't undertake - for cryi
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Got to strongly disagree with you Alex, if he took notice of his
>neighbours he wouldn't have that Gold medal.
You are absolutely right there, but you would not say that if you were
one of his neighbours and as they have won the court case, he will hav
From: "davidsquires", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I read Federalist No. 29 again the other morning but did
not get the impression that Hamilton was being evasive, just
that the circumlocutory 18th Century language he employs
obscures his argument rather than making it clear. I tried
to simplify the lang
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Temperature is irrelevant, it is thermal capacity that
>matters. Thermal capacity is the quantity of heat energy
>required to affect a temperature change.
And heat exchange in proportional to temperature difference.
>Look at it this
>way; the heat f
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
South African police fall victim to crime wave
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - A police station became the
latest target in South Africa's crime wave when robbers
held it up and made off with 370,000 South
African rand (35,000 pounds) in cash, The Star newspaper
said.
The S
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've just remembered something about the Andover area,
the Thruxton circuit had a big noise complaint problem
a while back that turned out to be one QC who didn't
like motor racing and the noise it causes, he had
successfully got a court order against a loc
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> SHOOTER'S OLYMPIC GOLD SPARKS DUNBLANE ANTI-GUN PROTESTS
>
> 201715 SEP 10
>
> By Simon Mowbray, PA News
>
> Britain's Olympic gold medal celebrations tonight sparked
>a new debate over shooting and the Dunblane tragedy.
> --snip--
> The British tea
From: "Lars", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
---
Does anyone know the price of Vihtavuori in say France or
Germany or even in Finland?
VinceB
---
Here in Sweden we pay abt. GBP 32 / kilo for Vihtavuori N110
and GBP 20 / 0,5 kilo for N320
Lars
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List a
From: Buddy Jordan, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now you've piqued my curiosity. What bore would a gun
have to be to chamber a baked Alaska? Would it have a
gauge designation or would you just call it a punt?
Stay safe.
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED
From: andrew, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let me say it again! The base of a bullet doesn't and
cannot be melted by either the primer or powder, there
is not enough heat and not enough time. To prove this
point some years ago I took what was left of a plain
base cast bullet that I had fired in my .375 H&
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Original Message -
The family of Olympic gold medal winner Richard Faulds
are locked in a planning battle with neighbours who have
objected to a clay pigeon shooting range at their farm,
it emerged today.
Neighbours near the Faulds' farm
From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Whilst developing a cast bullet load to use in my .404
Jeffery I experienced such severe bullet melting with a
batch of 50/50 linotype/wheelweight 410 grain bullets
that my chronograph was almost destroyed by lead splatter
fifteen feet from the muzzle. The int
From: "Tim Jeffreys", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think, having seen the "bobbly" appearance of the
bases of fired bullets with some "hot" loads, the
"melting" might better be ascribed to ablation of
the base by the explosively heated gases, as more or
less suggested by Steve in an earlier response.
Wi
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can anyone help this person ? reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am sure that Lee's later than WW1 Vintage would suffice ?
***
I wonder if you can help me.I am the chairman of an
amateur group in Wantage Oxfordshire and we are do a
production of The Accrington Pals, a play w
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The term "practical" has been used the turn of the century!
Walter Winans uses it in his books, and deals at some
length with the defensive use of the pistol. Tracey also
use the term in his book "Revolver Shooting in War". It
is certainly not a modern
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've got a query which I hope someone will be able to
help me with. I shoot an SAM180 semi-auto .22 rifle and
I've just taken delivery of a new set of sights for it. I
bought it second-hand, minus the original sights, and I've
been running it with a Russian red dot sig
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1st Serguei Alifirenko - Russia 687.6
2nd Michel Ansermet - Switzerland 686.1
3rd Julian Raicea - Romania 684.6
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
___
T O P I
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1st Zemfira Meftakhetdinova - AZE 98
2nd Svetlana Demina - Russia 95
3rd Diana Igaly - Hungary 93
Aussie
Natasha Lonsdale 4th in shoot off with Diana Igaly
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
___
From: "The Isherwood's", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Would all cybershooters, whether firearms or shotgun
certificate holders, who live in the West Mercia
Constabulary area please contact me off list.
Kindest Regards,
Paul Isherwood
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EM
From: RustyBullethole, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nimbys have Britain's top gun in their sights
Times 21.9.00
BY ANDREW NORFOLK
BRITAIN'S newest gold medal winner Richard Faulds
will be granted a hero's welcome when he returns to his
home village tomorrow, but for s
From: Norman Bassett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The matter of Anne Pearston's emotional motivation for
the very effective campaigning she's done remains
unpublicised.
I'm writing today to the Countryside Alliance about a
story I've heard from Labour Party sources that the
foxhunting issue is being cal
From: RustyBullethole, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Guardian 21.9.00
Shooting gets a golden shot in the arm
By Peter Foster and Barbie Dutter in Sydney, Michael
Fleet and Philip Johnston
Britain wins second gold medal
KATE HOEY, the sports minister, heralded the Olympic
gold medal won by Britain's R
29 matches
Mail list logo
