A Fairly rare Daystate
Can you guess it's heritage?
http://www.cqbarms.com/photos/albums...1/DSC00330.JPG
niceeeeeeeeeeeeeee stock,a jm by any chance
If you pass the
English boarder illegally you get a job, a driving licence, housing
benefit,healthcare?????????????????????any where else you go to prison
Nope came right from the factory that way.
Originally Posted by langbaybart
The block and end bits are either CR97 or CRX and are splash anodised. The cylinder looks like one of the CR-MM ones the titanium version. The stock is from the same CR97/CRX stable.
Garrick
PS looks rather nice, would love it for part of my collection but if it is the titanium version no way could I afford it.
Why anyone needs the right to self defence
My mucker "Eric me flower" has what looks like the same action (I think it's a CR97) in a Gary Cane laminated stock. The one pictured looks like a cs1000 stock.
"The ones who wish to fight, well, we aim to please"
Lt. Col. Tim Collins, commander of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Irish
Oh and I joined in April 2002 eleven years a member now
there was an identical gun at target sports in bolton a few months ago. it was owned by jay from oldham ftc.
Its a CR94 with CS1000 production stock, used to be Simons in 1997/8.
Not even close.
Less than two feet at one point, Simon was following me around at the Welsh GP in 97 or 98, unless there were more than one.
Nice gun mate
President of the Maggie Thatcher appreciation society
It's one of those Chinese ripoffs, in a plywood stock, cunningly disguised as walnut.
A little learning is a dangerous thing; drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring:
there shallow draughts intoxicate the brain, and drinking largely sobers us again.
NICE looking gum mate
hope it shoots as good as it looks
allan
Rude Fat Dog 10/22
I bet it didn't cost £1300............................................. ..
Steve
Neither did Frenchi's now he's got £500 cash-back
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