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    Quote Originally Posted by Steyr View Post
    Don is an artisan and a true talent.

    Sadly i cannot abide engraving - even on shotguns.

    I would rather have a prince albert and I have a phobia of needles.

    However, if you like it, Dons the man.
    Don is a man of many talents perhaps he can help you with your Prince Albert

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    Whilst I admire the talent of the engravers art...why on earth someone would spend £400 on making a £60 youngsters gun look like a pirate's side-arm is beyond me
    I can only assume that you are a dentist, doctor or banker with more available funds than things to spend it it on

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    This: http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v4...%20Lazerglide/ was on the rifle when I bought is second hand. Not my normal cup-of-cha but it grows on you.
    Ive since added a s/h Don engraved o/p mount.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grezoor View Post
    Don is a man of many talents perhaps he can help you with your Prince Albert
    As talented as he is, he wont be talented to get close enough to even try.

    If all else fails, I will just sit on him.
    In a battle of wits I refuse to engage with an unarmed person.
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    I'm just pleased some people have them done.

    To some it might seem mad but they probably drive a Land Rover or live in a listed building or chrome their bikes Or buy football shirts Or pay for a jim or golf subs Or shoot pheasants at full price . So less than 14 pheasants, or driving a Land Rover into a garage service, or Shy TV bundle worth having. We all have our money pits that we throw bundles in. You only live once; whatever rocks your boat.

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    i like it. its bold to get that much done! would you be able to pm me his contacts?
    Perhaps as a group of hobbyists we have a tendency to worry to much about nothing sometimes? bigtoe

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    I much prefer the subtlety of the engraving typically found on shotguns. A bit more expensive, but If I was going to have a gun engraved, this is the way I would go.
    Last edited by njaw; 10-05-2012 at 09:36 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harvey_s View Post
    Whilst I admire the talent of the engravers art...why on earth someone would spend £400 on making a £60 youngsters gun look like a pirate's side-arm is beyond me
    I can only assume that you are a dentist, doctor or banker with more available funds than things to spend it it on
    Could it possibly be that there are some people out there in the world who have different interests than yours. No couldnt be surely.

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