Mark E Smith
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Steer clear of Relum Tornado's !
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the Daily hi thread
What the bloody hell have you lot done to me
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zakdingel
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AKA the poor mans hw77
When i first saw them back in the 80s a mates dad said to us your better off taping your penknife to the end and use it as a bayonet that is the only way you will get a rabbit with one!!!!
i think of that every time i see one takes me back to that day him given us hunting tips
Oh, there's always ways to find spacemostly that I dont have space for more and I dont want to sell any
With some careful planning you can get 96 in the space of a triple wardrobe 
Because you don't have one yet. This general premise can be applied as required. It can also be adapted to "Yes, I have a 'XXX', but not one that has this particular widget, is this colour, or just in this calibre...
pmsl. Oh my, if she only knew!!!
jukibom
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jukibom
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Oh my, dare I even ask what your collection looks like now??Oh, there's always ways to find space
Because you don't have one yet. This general premise can be applied as required. It can also be adapted to "Yes, I have a 'XXX', but not one that has this particular widget, is this colour, or just in this calibre...
pmsl. Oh my, if she only knew!!!
Right Cant
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96? We need proofOh, there's always ways to find space
Because you don't have one yet. This general premise can be applied as required. It can also be adapted to "Yes, I have a 'XXX', but not one that has this particular widget, is this colour, or just in this calibre...
pmsl. Oh my, if she only knew!!!
Oi! You leave the poor Relum alone! There's nothing like them for shooting with an air of jeopardy and bewilderment, and they double nicely as a cricket bat, hockey stick, mallet, paint stirrer, door stop...
That's the thing though. If you got a HFT500 (with a nice little benchrest wedge, and a nice scope like a sightron SII) that might be your favourite!! Or a Steyr! Or a HW30?
Probably best not!!
I will say I get lovely Christmas cards from Visa, Mastercard, Amex...
I also want proof please iv just bought a double wardrobe thinking i could squeeze 12 in but this sounds better96? We need proof
jukibom
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A hw30 would be ideal i reckon 100%
Thus ends my attempt to live vicariously through others. It's all projection from me
OldStock
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Yes they are leather, all the mods have them, attached to the walls, for some reason.
Gosh, what a shame its soo dark at the moment....96? We need proof
If you look on Youtube a chap showed how to do a wall rack system using two 'shelves' with cutaway 3" semicircles at 4" centres. You fit them to the wall with shelf brackets at about 30-32" high and then one above around 60". If you offset the cutaways you can get one row along the bottom and then another above. Depending on the size of the rifle, scope etc most can be 'double bunked' into sharing the space; even triple bunked if its the prewar ones with only a wooden butt.
To tidy it all away this can be used as an internal system for a wardrobe or cupboard, and it doesn't have to be a full depth unit as you're only going to need to be about 12" deep at most.
The IKEA flatpack wardobes are dead easy to customise, or you can pick up a cheap solid pine one s/h and just chop that down. All you need are the sides, doors and if not full height, a top.
jukibom
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Just watched a review, they look great! Only thing putting me off is left-side loading, that drove me nuts on the gamo for bench rest but maybe for HFT when I finally dip my toe there ...
I know where you're coming from, I said one maybe two ....no chance . The Agf been a great help and fueled my addiction but feel less guilty because of them.Here's the video I found;I also want proof please iv just bought a double wardrobe thinking i could squeeze 12 in but this sounds better
Dead easy and very straightforward! The elasticated bungee thingies can be found on Temu etc very cheaply, just pop a cup hook under each shelf by a recess and you can loop them on to hold the barrels in situ.