Park rifle - undressed

[Sam]

Drafty,

You filthy old dog!

'Laying' things neatly is done for a reason, mate. So that later on i'm not going to forget which bit goes in which hole!

As the the state of my smalls, Madam usually prefers to remove them with haste (or with teeth!) and throw them on the deck prior to 'sliding seductively between the covers ', and of course, that would be minus any semblance of 'stripey silk jim-jams ' and should you ever speak to her, she'll not deny being the one keeping ME awake all night, never mind finding her asleep (chance would be a fine thing)!

Hope that satisfy your twisted curoicity?!


Anyway... about that Park then!

[RochdaleLad]

My god. You're a bunch of perverts!

[LESS THAN FORTUITOUS KENNETH]

Nice bit of walnut there Dan. Wish my thumbhole was as nicely figured .

[albrown]

Dan,

Is that .177?... If so, judging by the trigger guard, I think she was mine not so long ago. It originally belonged to a gunsmith who made the trigger guard. I have the original at my Parents house, which I could get for you.

I oonly ever shot her in the house.... garden too small and the guy who had it before me shot it indoors at 10 m. I might even have his contact details, as I'm sure he would be able to tell you more....

Alex

[Geordie]

Alex - it's the very same!

I contacted Nick after your tipoff over on AGF, and soon after the little beauty was mine - love it

That trigger guard is a little 'overkill' on the brass front, so I'll probably get it shaped down to size a little at some point

Would be interested in any history on it etc too - much appreciated.

Cheers,

Dan

Cabinet overflowing and rack under construction