January 10, 20197 yr Gday johnny... that’s a very Brit term. But same same. A rubber is a standard piece of naval issue. Has been since WW1. “Once deployed over the Barrrel of a standard weapon... be it Lee Enfield or Styre carbine, it protects the Weapon from water ingress. The first round fired destroys the water tight integrity requiring the “rubber” to be re-applied after the first action to retain effectiveness.” C
January 10, 20197 yr It has many uses...I've put them over my chrome handles,when painting for quickness ..instead of taking the handle off....perfect....
January 11, 20197 yr Author On 1/10/2019 at 10:57 PM, Cbdave said: johnny... that’s a very Brit term. But same same. Yeah but its also a "raincoat" and a "franga" (which would you believe is short for a "French Letter").... and of course a connie.
February 9, 20197 yr Author ^^ this is a Spud... We technically it's spuds....or tay-tars...but mainly spuds...hmmmm roast spud,
February 10, 20197 yr Author ^^ I nearly put baked spuds on the poll list ... Kinda regretting I didn't.
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