That link is funny.
The weenies from RCgroups list anyone not registered with them, as
"Guest".
Think they invented newsgroups, right after Al Gore invented the internet?
Frikken' grief!
Morons!
Cheers
Trevor Jones
I find that behaviour quite offensive. I am _not_ a guest on their commercial
forum and I object to the commercial re-posting of my (copyright)
contributions in a form other than the one they were originally packaged in
:-|
Mark Rand
RTFM
Naw! Swear a lot, and act like a cretin. Maybe they will ban you! :-)))
Or at least you can be amused by the whingeing of someone that thought
they were getting the internet, without the free speech.
Cheers
Trevor Jones
(not actually a guest of RC Groups.com/.co.uk whatever. They just
recycle this stuff off Usenet, where it's free)
Naw, this place is pretty civil.
Really!
The lynchings that happen here, use puntuation, and usually pretty
good spelling. Most even know how to find the shift key and spacebar.
It's kind of funny to see some poor milquetoast whingeing that the
language is offending him, and that it should cease immediately, lest
the suplicant be moved to complain to someone else!
Cheers
Trevor Jones
I REALLY gotta stop and read through my posts before I send them off...:-)
Cheers
Trevor Jones
(who really can use both punctuation and supplicant, in a sentence)
(but canna spel so grate with loe cawfie contant)
Hi Mark, this comment of yours stuck in my mind for some reason. I
have been having trouble with Google groups not always displaying all
replies and have taken to occaisionally checking on rc groups to see
if I've missed any pearls, particularly like now when things seem
quiet. I know I should use a news reader but I'm lazy I guess. Anyway,
I've noticed that they, like Google, also miss replies on occaision;
Dr G's question on ER25 run out is an example, I don't see any replies
to his question on rc groups. So, what is the selection process and
why do these "groups" miss replys? If we understand that you could
make sure you were "filtered out". I'm afraid I don't understand
enough about how this all works to even guess at what is going on.
I guess I must be on some sort of black list as several of my posts
have been filtered out, obviously too long or too stupid. I'm not
complaining mind you just interested in why they don't pick up all
posts?
Keith
Check on practicalmachinist.com.
Look in the Gunsmithing sub-forum, contact info is there in a post
about airgun blueprints.
He has a Hotmail address and there is contact info for his work
address there as well.
I have dealt with him via the Hotmail addy, and it was a delayed
result. Apparently he spends rather more time in the shop, and less on
the computer, and does not get to his emails more than a couple times a
week.
A couple UK booksources are mentioned in the posts there as well.
Cheers
Trevor Jones
Howard Buckley is very slow at responding to emails, he has also had a
major computer crash recently so it is a matter of waiting for a
reply. The book is good with all drawings for a pre charged rifle
along with build notes, you will need a Myford size lathe and some
milling kit, with all normal workshop kit to build, one.
Good luck
Peter
I would like to buy "The Modern Pneumatic Airgun" author Howard Mar
Buckley, anyone willing to tell me where you can buy?
Thanks,
llpj
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I have a feeling I've recently seen an ad' for this from Camden Steam
Minatures.
However it's very dangerous to deal with these people. One modest
purchase, you think you can handle it, but before you know it they've
got you hooked. Loads of money later, and trouble with the domestic
authorities and all the rest.....
Joking aside, great booklist and efficient to deal with. Most of their
list isn't readily available elsewhere,.
Hywel
Hi ..Been trying hard to buy the book : ?H.M. Buckley?The M
odern Pneumatic Airgun? but it?s out of stock. Can anyone h
ave the copies stored and Can you please send it .
Hope someone has. Thanks
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