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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 5:58 pm Reply with quote
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Hi Slavia, yes I've used telephone books etc but I need it to be silent so as not to annoy the neighbours, that combined with a supresser on the gun makes for peaceful shooting.

Another backdrop I use is a concrete slab 2ft*3ft inclined forward at 20 Degrees, this deflects pellets down to another slab on the floor, this removes any residue energy from the pellet and they can be swept up, and it is fairly quiet.

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PostPosted: Wed Apr 23, 2008 8:09 pm Reply with quote
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Always good to keep the neighbors happy.

Somewhere I saw a pellet trap advertised where one shot sideways into an ever tightening spiral of sheet metal (in the manner of a nautilus shell). That one would be sure to cause open revolt in the neighborhood.

Speaking of good neighbors: Do you recall the "Goode Neighbors" episode where Tom Goode shoots a vegetable thief with his Webley?
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Slavia wrote:
Always good to keep the neighbors happy.

Somewhere I saw a pellet trap advertised where one shot sideways into an ever tightening spiral of sheet metal (in the manner of a nautilus shell). That one would be sure to cause open revolt in the neighborhood.

Speaking of good neighbors: Do you recall the "Goode Neighbors" episode where Tom Goode shoots a vegetable thief with his Webley?


I do Remember that episode of the "Good Life", very funny! Laughing I didn't know that the series had been shown in the States, there was another episode with the Webley where he was going to shoot the chicken. Crazy LOL

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:28 am Reply with quote
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In the early 1980's it (and other "Britcoms") were aired on public (user supported, non-commercial) television. Now we have BBC America on cable, and one can obtain DVD's through interlibrary loan.

My daughter is a fan of Doctor Who, although I suspect the origin of her interest is a young gentleman who is also a fan. During Easter break from college she made us sit through three seasons of the new series on DVD.
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Slavia wrote:
My daughter is a fan of Doctor Who, although I suspect the origin of her interest is a young gentleman who is also a fan. During Easter break from college she made us sit through three seasons of the new series on DVD.


I don't think the "new" Dr. Who is even a British show anymore- is it?

I still think the only "Dr. Who" was Tom Baker- but maybe that's just me...

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 25, 2008 3:54 am Reply with quote
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Eric It's still made in England by the BBC.
You can usuall tell how old someone is by which Dr they liked best, I liked William Hartnell No 1 best, but if you going on his partner then it's Billy Piper. Smile

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I'll go with Tom Baker and Billy Piper.

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