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-- home guns etc. for sale shop useful data gun dates links & books legal contact clients gdpr antique firearms restoration blog … and c19 gun engraving restoration engraving barrel re-engraving guns examples equipment articles topics events odds and ends welcome to my restoration and engraving blog uncategorized no responses » apr 11 2018 important notice this website stores some user agent data ( i.p address, operating system and browser details). these data are used for security and to track which parts of the website you visit, in compliance with the european general data protection regulation. we do not gather personal data such as email addresses, names or addre ss. this site contains details of what i do – it does not mean that it is safe or legal for you to do the same, and i accept no responsibility if you do. you are responsible for ensuring that what you do is within your capabilities and is safe and legal in your country. guns, even antiques, can be dangerous and if you don’t know what you are doing get expert help. many antique guns are of historic and/or financial value, and its your responsibility to find out if what you want to do will damage their value. remember, leaving them as they are won’t diminish their value but inappropriate repair might well make them worth less, maybe much less! if in doubt don’t do it. ______________________________________________________ from ezakial baker’s practice etc.. find your way around – there is a menu of pages used for fixed items along the top of the screen. all the regular posts are in the home page – use the menus on the right to jump to whichever post you want, or the menu below the header will show you posts that are relevant to the given subject and the top menu on the right will keep you up to date with changes… welcome to my site – you’ll find this post is a sort of diary where i put things i’m doing that are (almost) relevant to the subject – they ‘fall off the bottom’ after a few weeks – bits from the diary may get put into existing or new posts when they fall off. please feel free to contact me via the comments box in each post or by my email as per the contact tab at the top. if i can i will respond – email will usually get a quicker response. photographs: most of the photos on this website are mine, a few are from other sources or are photographed from books. my photos are copyright – you are welcome to use them for your own purposes, but not for gain – please always attribute them to cablesfarm.co.uk. all my photos have been reduced in resolution using photoscape (excellent & free) to save space on the website, they are normally 1200 pixels wide, occasionally 1600 for more interesting things. the image you will normally see on your screen is at a lower resolution still, as wordpress fits it to the page and decreases the resolution very considerably to speed up loading. clicking on any photo will show you the full 1200 or 1600 width version if your screen resolution allows it – they are very much clearer . all the photos were originally taken at much higher resolution – up to 6000 pixels wide – if you want a higher resolution version of any of the photos e.g. for publication, please contact me with details and we can if necessary discuss copyright and i can forward full resolution copies. for serious research publications i am happy to take new photos of guns i have access to. if you right click & ‘save image’ from the normal web page you will get an image of (for the j lang 14 bore for example) 94 kbytes, if you left click on the image and download from the larger image that comes up on a blank screen you’ll get about 573 kbytes, which is what i uploaded to the website – if i send you the original cropped image it is 8.257 mbytes with a horizontal count of 5885 pixels ! so now you know why the photos in the normal view look a bit murky! just click on them for a better photo. ___________________ diary _____________ _________ 3rd september -i finished the middle compartment for the egg box today – its a bit of a tight fit but i think it will be ok . the mystery of the breech block i couldn’t engrave is solved – although the person who made it hadn’t hardened it, the material he used had been ‘pre treated’ – which means heat treated and tempered/annealed, so no wonder i couldn’t engrave it. i need to make some more de-cappers, for which i need 1/2 x 1/8 spring steel strip in an annealed state, but i can’t find any on the web. i’m sure when i last made some i found it easily, but i am not sure now where i got it from. in the end i ordered some nearly the right size from kevin blackley, but i’d prefer to find a supplier of bigger quantities than 12 inch lengths. 2nd september – went to a historic re-constructors event at quy – lots of tents selling everything medieval and groups of reenactors camped around – i always love those events as everyone is so committed to their particular period or activity, and always enthusiastic to talk about it – thank goodness for enthusiastic people who actually do things! i bought a few ash dowels (intended for arrows) that will make simple ramrods when i can’t justify the work of a full ebony rod. i was pleased to see ‘bernie the bolt’ had his stand – he sells all kinds of fabric for historical costume that he has made up and dyed to period colours. he’s a good source of baize for lining gun cases as he sells a woolen cloth woven and dyed in yorkshire in good colours for gun cases. i have used it and it is a reasonable substitute – its actually slightly too thick but will do – it is woven at about 450 gm/sq m whereas the guy on the stall said it should really be about 250 – 300 gm/sq m. for gun cases. he said that the mill would make the lighter material but wanted £13 per m ( 1 m wide) by the bolt and they couldn’t see any profit in it, since he sells the heavier stuff at £15 per meter (dyson sells both thick and thin but no weights given, at £16 per foot ). for gun cases £15 per m is nothing, bearing in mind how much work goes into using 1 meter of cloth on a relining. the case i have to reline came with the cloth from a billiards table, but looking at it it is much too thick and won’t bend over the top of the partitions, so i bought 1 m of a very dark green that i think will do much better. i started to make up a quick and dirty ramrod for one of my old shooting guns out of a new arrow blank as it looks a bit bare without one – i’ve given it a dummy brass end and will fix it up with a horn tip. when i have worked out the technique for rounding and tapering the ebony squares i have, i’ll make a better one! 1 september – another month gone! had a mixed day at cambridge gun club – in the morning i couldn’t hit anything – the couple of clays i did hit were when i fired and was pretty sure i wasn’t on target. i was trying my venables, but i’d forgotten that it had a lot of cast on the stock – almost 3/4 of an inch. i realised that i’d been making a mistake every time i tried a gun to see if it ‘came up’ well for me – i’d done it with my eyes open and that forces me to put my head in the best position so i think the gun fits perfectly as long as the comb is not too high – i realised the proper way to try a gun for fit is to hold it in the normal position just before mounting, and close your eyes as you mount, then open them to see if its right – doing that with the venables showed me that i’m probably shooting 20 or 30 inches to the right of where i think i am, enough to put a target outside the shot pattern. in the afternoon i reverted to the good old samuel nock and was back to my normal hit one miss one routine, except for ‘crows’ and i wait for those to get falling properly and can normally pick them off. anyway it was a very useful shoot as it saves me from the mistake of taking the venables on a game shoot. i came back with a couple of jobs, a new breech block for a double percussion gun to engrave, and a case to remodel inside and re

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Domain name:
cablesfarm.co.uk

Registrant:
Carrack Measurement Technology

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Registrant's address:
Cables Farm
Station Road
Newmarket
CB8 9UP
United Kingdom

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Relevant dates:
Registered on: 26-Sep-2005
Expiry date: 26-Sep-2019
Last updated: 25-Sep-2017

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CB8 9UP
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