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issue viewed by over 850 (ish) people. End of May 2008 issue
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Win
A JP Bushcraft Knife.
The free to enter competition is still open. So why not
enter. Its easy and free. Some ones got to win! |
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Win
A Sharpe Folder. Suggest a friend to us, to receive this
newsletter and we enter you into the prize draw. Just
e mail us his mail address. Simple.
Suggest a friend.
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| The
English Oak collection is slowly growing. We now have
the "one size fits all" camo baseball hats from
Jack Pyke.. |
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to our range of outdoor gear is the liquid filled military
compass by Web Tex. Packed with features scales and luminous
bits. Even comes with lifetime warranty. |
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Hypermile-ing
The Highlands |
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few weeks ago I had the pleasant task of having to drive
through the Scottish highlands. The shear size and beauty
of the place never ceases to amaze, even in the worst
of weathers. Traveling up from the Midlands to the Isle
of skye it took me around 2.5 tanks of fuel. I traveled
at normal speeds. So 70 mph along all the major roads
and it took around 12 hrs. I heard an article on the radio
whilst there about hypermile-ing. In short this a style
of driving to get the best fuel consumption. I tried it
on the return journey. I came back in the same 12 hrs
and yet only used 1.7 tanks of fuel. Quite a saving at
£40 a tank.. |
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"HELIOS"
Storm Lighter |
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Helios Storm Lighter. Withstands wind speeds of up to
25m/s.. Highly reliable piece of equipment. Powerful
flame is ideal to angle down to ignite stoves even in
the most exposed locations. Now in stock. |
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"ORIGO" Digital Compass watch
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packed, the Origo Accusence is an amazing peice of kit!
Its large chunky design has got to be one of the easiest
screens to read. Most impressive of all is the digital
compass. Just hold one of the buttons down for a second
and you get a compass reading. |
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Mystery
Bullet. |
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If any one can help identify this please
get in touch.At first we thought it was an early .303
but the case is a bit short for a british round. It was found
in a field in France, so we suspect its from the first world
war. It is around .303 in caliber. |
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Cooperisms
sent in from "Highland Schteff." |
I
told my girlfriend I had a job in a bowling alley. She said
'Tenpin?'
I said, 'No, permanent.'
I went into a shop and I said, 'Can someone sell me a kettle.'
The bloke
said 'Kenwood' I said, 'Where is he then?'
I was reading this book today, The History of Glue .I couldn't
put it down. |
I
was driving up the motorway and my boss phoned me and he told
me I'd been promoted. I was so shocked I swerved the car.
He phoned me again to say I'd been promoted even higher and
I swerved again. He then made me managing director and I went
right off into a tree. The police came and asked me what had
happened. I said 'I careered off the road' |
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CLEARENCE: CUDEMAN TACTICAL £36.00
ONE ONLY
Display model of the classic Cudeman Tactical. We have one
only without a box, but other than that is in near perfect
condition.
As this is a newsletter only special offer, please call
on 07850 105578 to check its still available.
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On
the strength of all the positive feedback we have received concerning
the last issue of the Tank, we have decided to make issue 5
bigger with more articles. There will also be a free small adverts
section too. So if you have anything you would like to sell
or buy drop or if you would like to contribute something such
as a photo or article please e-mail
it over and we will try to include it. There will be some
freebies going out to any contributors.
Thanks to Steve and Mr Kent for the funnies. |
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