If he's partial to Irish, then Bushmill's Black Bush is rather decent.
If he's partial to Irish, then Bushmill's Black Bush is rather decent.
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“I don’t care a damn about these people who can split a pea at three hundred yards. What I want to know about is how good he is on a charging buffalo at six feet."
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Good thread , real click bate ….double rifles and whiskey ….well for me anyway , whiskey is all about the company you share when you are have having a dram not the cost of the bottle
I rarely buy whiskey but when I do it's a 10yr old Talisker, about, very nice and it lasts me about a year...I'm more of a bourbon bloke.
Here's some wet day double rifle porn for your entertainment
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Seriously that’s exquisite!! Now I could own something like that!! Is that one of yours?
It's a very fine double
In superb condition
Faultless really
Bores are both superb
Comes with dies and 6 modern cases and I have plenty of
NOS modern 500 3" brass
I already have three 500 3" rifles
This is IMHO the most practical of all the 500s
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I am missing my Coal Ila , my favourite.
Longmorn 16 is my second best choice .
Next time you over the hill @akaroa1, try The Last Word on New Regent Street. The team there really know their stuff and have a great range. Last I had there was an 18yo Aberlour - an absolute delight. Highly recommend that sober driver though!!
Laphroaig is a decent whisky, and often a safe bet. It used to be one of the few easily available and affordable good options (I was first introduced to it at a pub called The Tappet Hen in Dunblane many moons ago), but there are loads more whiskies available now that are as good or better
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Laphroaig is a popular dram,if not a bit of a fraud. It's loaded with Caramel so it looks dark,that's what people expect a peaty whisky to look like.
"Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
That sure does look nice, the pic of the rear tang and dog ears is pure porn, be nice to see a side pic of whole rifle, probably deserves its own thread
I will have both the 577-500 and 500 3" doubles out together tomorrow and I will get some more pics
Been regulating a light bullet load in the 577-500 today
135 grains of 1.5 FG has brought the 335 grain bullets together and pretty close to where the 450 grainers are regulated to
So I have a small game / practice load with less felt recoil.
And the 450s for hunting BIG game
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