That's OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
It's your private sector that he'll be looking at :angel: :angel: :angel: :wasntme:
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That's OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
It's your private sector that he'll be looking at :angel: :angel: :angel: :wasntme:
That was a bit below the belt Dale. :o
Fixed it for you Billy. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
Well I was trying to be less obvious but thanks anyway. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
No compared to some of the things I could have said... :twisted::twisted::twisted: ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by cuppabillytea
True.Quote:
Originally Posted by Narangga
Well we made the specialists appointment. It's on the 19th of April. At 9.45. Also had the mental health team ring me back. They have one of there doctors a psychiatrist ( lady ) and a nurse coming to see me on the 30th of March. Not sure why the nurse. But anyway. Will see how it all goes.
They might have found out you have Land Rovers. :p In all seriousness though It's probably an OH&S requirement.Quote:
Originally Posted by banjo
Hope all goes well for you Jason. Think positive thoughts, mate.:D
Well, I have just returned from spending most of the day at Fort Scratchley. I have been talking to two other blokes about how to make the 40mm Bofor fire in a realistic manner without using real rounds or blanks.
They have suggested converting it to a "gas gun" by taking the breach block out and putting electronics in to fire an amount of gas that is injected into the chamber from a cylinder and firing it by way of a spark plug. This method is used in war movies to make machine guns look like they a firing live rounds.
Have a look at the demonstration on this link...........
Gas Gun Components
When you are on the site click on the top left hand photo for a demo of a machine gun firing.:D Naturally it would be slowed down to the two rounds a second that a Bofor fires.................interesting times.