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> I've seen large naval guns referred to as rifles. Is this just an
> American expression or was it used in the Royal Navy as well?
I have never heard it, nor come across it in reading, in an RN
context, although in the USN it seems to be used for the relatively
sma
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> There was an article in Gun Digest a few years ago about
>> how the guerillas in Afghanistan were making primers out
>> of nitrocellulose film that was a pretty interesting read.
>>
>> Steve.
>
>I remember reading a Guns Review article some years
>ago ab
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>For the Police Federation to now claim that they were the first to demand
>the banning of handguns is a gross falsehood.
>Perhaps the police officers on our list would like to contact the
>Federation and ask why it is reduced to telling lies ?
Stuart,
From: "niel fagan", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The command to discharge one of these is not FIRE! as most movie makers
think, simply Shoot, thus avoiding confusion in the heat of battle.
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From: Mike Eveleigh, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An e-mail poll on the subject of hunting.
http://www.channel4news.co.uk/
Mike
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From: "Charles Parker", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have got the forms for suing Jack Straw for interest for late payment. How
did you calculate it?
I assumed 30 days grace after the hand in then interest after that but at
what interest rate percentage and should it be simple or compound?
Thanks
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From: John Howat, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The following from the NRA website:
Range Open for the Nationals- 21 December 2000
Good News!
Range Open for the Nationals
Report dated 21 December 2000
The NRA of NZ is delighted with the decision of the NZ Army
to grant a dispensation to allow the Nati
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XMAS PUDS CAN BLOW UP HOME By JOHN SCOTT
CHRISTMAS puddings can explode if left too long in the microwave - causing a
blast big enough to rip through a HOUSE, experts warn.
Fruit, sugar and trapped water can react violently when over-heated and the
bang can spark a
From: "pendrous", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
By Terry Pendrous,
You may be right Steve---then again you
could be wrong. I suppose it will depend on need, especially due to the
cost. Anybody any idea if the process has been documented? Appreciated
knowledge from books etc
