Reply With QuoteI remember, at the time, dismissing the buccaneer as a rubbish, over priced kid's gun. Oh, how I regret not buying one. Who's a silly old Hector?Originally Posted by ogilkes
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She modelled a whole series for Milbro. I think it was their 'desperate' period (commercially that is) mind you, they were only following in the footsteps of BSA and the Bucaneer launch.I remember those astonishingly un-PC Milbro ads. I guess i was 12-13 at the time. They must have had an impact at that age..
I think all Cougars had the sliding M3 SMG-style stock.
Stocks on pistols (except full-auto pistols like Stechkins or Mauser 712s) are about as much use as tits on a boar.
You can't say muntjack without saying mmmmm
I remember, at the time, dismissing the buccaneer as a rubbish, over priced kid's gun. Oh, how I regret not buying one. Who's a silly old Hector?
The South of England has 2 good things, the M1 and the A1. Both will take you to Yorkshire.
The Chrono Slayer
They're nowt special, I struggle to get my thumb through the thumbhole
I only keep mine because it fills a gap in the Beesa collection!
John..
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The Buccaneer is a great plinking machine. Just the ticket for trying out all those single point, ghost sight, and the like. The cheap and cheerful ones. They point really well and are youngster size which aren't that common. OK trigger, not great, but not all bad. Plinking good fun.
I'm a fan.
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