Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

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Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by Marky610 » 20 Feb 2013, 20:08

After the incidents of last week I decided to call it a day and leave the forum for good but I like it here so why should I go? I've made some good friends and chances are I'll make more so I thought I'd do my best to clear the air and draw a line in the sand especially after the silly going's on on YouTube yesterday.

Dave, I apologise for the childish outburst I gave you in reply to you post but at the time it really made my blood boil. I do have a hair trigger gob that leads all the way to my fingers sometimes and I'm no stranger to getting into trouble for it.

We have to agree to disagree, nether of us are right nor wrong. We just have different ways of doing things. You have to accept that I have never found any detrimental effects to using infer red light, ever. So why shouldn't I use it? I use add on nv so I can use the same rifle/scope day and night so use a higher mag scope and small focal length lens to give me maximum field of view by night and high mag by day. This is by design due to the frustrating times I've spent scanning an open field looking for the Fox I've spotted through my spotter but unable to find it in the limited fov of the scope without the aid of hand eye coordination. This stems back to the days when I was using a GB Sites AL-Pro. If I wanted to build a dedicated rig then it would probably look very similar to yours.

I know I give short answer's and comments to post's where I should really explain myself more, I'm just the same at home and work, the trouble is I know that if I don't know I don't say so everything I do say is true and right where ever possible (as we all make mistakes now and again) but how are others meant to know this? :problem:

I know I can be sarcastic, again gets me into loads of trouble but I can't help myself. No one's perfect.

Dave if you don't like me, what I have to say or what I put on video's it's simple, put me on ignore and don't click on my video's it's that simple. You won't offend me one little bit.
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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by slimbo1973 » 20 Feb 2013, 20:21

Lets all have a Forum hug and get back to business and start building and producing some serious pieces of equipment.
Well you guys will and I will just copy it :-)
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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by rodp » 20 Feb 2013, 20:22

One day you'll both laugh about all this :thumbup: Glad you've decided to return and as you say, you two have to agree to disagree. The world would be a boring place if we were all the same 8-)

And if we get any more trouble off you two you'll both go to bed without any tea :lol: :lol:
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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by sunndog » 20 Feb 2013, 20:27

bout time too

if it helps, you can both agree that i am always right.......i know chas worships me like a god!
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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by rodp » 20 Feb 2013, 20:38

sunndog wrote:bout time too

if it helps, you can both agree that i am always right.......i know chas worships me like a god!

That's damned decent of you, a true gent, I doff my cap to you sir




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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by SikaStag » 20 Feb 2013, 20:44

Good to see you back here Mark. Where you belong, teaching us newbies how it is done.

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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by sunndog » 20 Feb 2013, 20:47

what can i say rod. i'm just that kind of guy LMAO
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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by silent shooter » 20 Feb 2013, 20:47

Mark as my old man use to say life's to short,great to have you back mate :clap:

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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by rodp » 20 Feb 2013, 20:49

sunndog wrote:what can i say rod. i'm just that kind of gay LMAO

Oh well, you said it :shock:












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Re: Apologies and drawing a line in the sand.

Post by sunndog » 20 Feb 2013, 20:52

:lol: :lol: :lol:
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