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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby eljefe » Sat Jan 30, 2010 6:51 pm

Grumpy
very creamy,will wait for that o/u you're gonna build.
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby winnie_the_pooh » Sun Jan 31, 2010 12:25 am

eljefe wrote:Grumpy
very creamy,will wait for that o/u you're gonna build.


He is working on it.Here is a picture

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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Vikram » Sun Jan 31, 2010 1:18 am

Winnie,

That is very funny.We can picture Rev.Grumpus Rumpus Maximus turning up for a driven shoot in his Tweeds and this. ROTFL ROTFL ROTFL


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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Grumpy » Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:18 am

I`ve got something very similar to that double barrel self-driven gun for shooting the big Foxes we get around here. I don`t have compensators on the barrels though as they`re far too loud ( The local farmers get really pi**ed off when they cr*p themselves whilst paying attention to the missus because of a super-loud BOOM ! ) so have the barrels threaded for moderators instead.
You`ve heard of rats being as big as Cats ? Well our Foxes are big enough to eat the ( Lion sized ) cats that eat the rats that are as big as ( Leopard sized ) cats.
In Mozambique there are Spotted Hyenas that are so big that they will steal Buffalo from under your noses and drive them off in Bedford TK trucks............ So I`m assured by a friend anyway.........
I think I`ll have another cream cake later but in the meantime I`m going to do a spaghetti Bolognaise.
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby shooter » Sun Jan 31, 2010 3:57 am

I think I`ll have another cream cake later but in the meantime I`m going to do a spaghetti Bolognaise.


Is this the menu for our march trip?
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Grumpy » Sun Jan 31, 2010 4:08 am

What March trip ?
It`s no good planning things without telling me you know because if you suddenly spring an idea on me and I don`t care for it I won`t join in.
Bolognaise under way...... Cream cake will follow.
You lika da spaghetti ?
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby eljefe » Sun Jan 31, 2010 4:05 pm

you wanna fork on da table? an i say peace on you, and i goback home 'ome to italia...the bad rev grumpus astride his o/u loudenboomer maximus, tweeds et al
rule britannia! ;)
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby winnie_the_pooh » Sun Jan 31, 2010 8:07 pm

eljefe wrote:rule britannia! ;)


Goes with tea.


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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Grumpy » Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:36 pm

"Biscuits rule, OK".

"Rule the biscuit, the biscuit rules the waves.
Britons never, never, never will be dunked."

Funny you should mention tweed ..... - I don`t have any tweed by the way - but Vikram has been showing me some tweed shooting jackets.
The wuss reckons they`re too hot for Hyderabad !
Nice - a wool/synthetic mix, waterproof and with modern type features but a traditional look.... and a heck of a good price.
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby shooter » Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:46 pm

Nice - a wool/synthetic mix, waterproof and with modern type features but a traditional look.... and a heck of a good price.

please send me the link.
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Vikram » Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:18 am

Grumpy wrote:"Biscuits rule, OK".

"Rule the biscuit, the biscuit rules the waves.
Britons never, never, never will be dunked."


Except in tea-Earl Grey or Redbush-Vanilla. :lol: ROTFL :lol: :lol:

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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Grumpy » Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:34 am

Yuck - I detest Earl Grey...the bergamot is foul.
Don`t like vanilla flavoured tea either ... or chocolate.

Why did you send me the tweed links ? It`s Dev that wants them.
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Vikram » Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:40 am

Grumpy wrote:Yuck - I detest Earl Grey...the bergamot is foul.
Don`t like vanilla flavoured tea either ... or chocolate.

Why did you send me the tweed links ? It`s Dev that wants them.


Why do you think I picked those two flavours? :wink: :lol: I hate those flavours in tea. ROTFL

Thought,if he has some questions to ask,he will.

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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby Grumpy » Mon Feb 01, 2010 12:53 am

Hasn`t this thread gone just a little off-topic ?
Nothing to do with me of course ....................................
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Re: Explain the differences to me...

Postby mundaire » Mon Feb 01, 2010 1:27 am

I like my tea to be a good blend of green label & red label (broke bond), mix plenty of milk & sugar and we have "chai"... one cup a day is just fine thank you!

Now on to the topic at hand... I do like my guns SxS, why? Well, to be honest, more than anything else, I tend to walk a lot, and they are by and large a lot lighter and tend to come to hand much faster... after the first hour every extra half pound does begin to tell... and I am basically a lazy bug*3r (as many will gladly attest)! :P Also, (and this is purely subjective) I personally love the looks of the typical SxS...

The O/U has a much better sighting plane, no doubt about that! The felt recoil is also much lesser, which would be a major asset for anyone who is planning on shooting more than 50 pops in a row.

I think for most people, the choice would be based on the following:

1) End use
2) Price differential
3) Personal taste

A mix of all and (for most) in no particular order... buy what you like and enjoy, so long as you are having fun and enjoying your gun - who's to tell you what is right and what is wrong? ;)

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