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    Quote Originally Posted by T 20 View Post
    Hi I.J.

    Johnbaz, has what I firmly believe to be a Venom 35, as the action is altered just as Venom showed in their gunsmiths articles in AGW (or AG?) --- no sticker on it though.


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    Im not saying they dont exist, Ive seen the early Venom (Trapshot Of Lythe ?) adverts, its just that Ive never seen one in the flesh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry D View Post
    Noah? Jim was a prefect at his school, you know.
    Right. That's it! I was going to say off this thread, but with the threat of the massed ranks of the tripe guzzler and whelk muncher lining up against me, I have no choice other than to declare that I have never liked the HW35.

    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Im not saying they dont exist, Ive seen the early Venom (Trapshot Of Lythe ?) adverts, its just that Ive never seen one in the flesh.
    You may never see one, Cloggers. They exist but, by the time Venom started, the HW35 had been so comprehensively upstaged by the HW80, then the HW77, that comparatively few people wanted to throw money at the HW35.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BTDT View Post
    Right. That's it! I was going to say off this thread, but with the threat of the massed ranks of the tripe guzzler and whelk muncher lining up against me, I have no choice other than to declare that I have never liked the HW35.



    You may never see one, Cloggers. They exist but, by the time Venom started, the HW35 had been so comprehensively upstaged by the HW80, then the HW77, that comparatively few people wanted to throw money at the HW35.
    Look what Ive found. https://imgur.com/L7wQgja

    Not liking the '35! Have you been nipping at the mead again?

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    And again from 1984. Nice to see they recognise the superiority of the Luxus model over all others too as reflected by their pricing.

    Tinners doesn't like them 'cos he's too short for these manly rifles. His CoG is also a little... low?!

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    An old mate of mine's favorite gun is a '35 Export - although he's about five foot nothing and left handed.

    Left handed must be a bit awkward with the barrel lock.

    He's also a bit of a wierdo to be fair.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rickenbacker View Post
    Left handed must be a bit awkward with the barrel lock.
    Not in the slightest...

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    This Tinbum fella seems to have built a large part of his identity and world view on hating an inanimate object. Here in the states EVERYBODY loves the HW35 and we have it from the CIA that the Queen has one propped up in the corner of her closet, hidden from the rascally great grandkids. It is only a matter of time before young George finds it and starts popping sparrows from the battlements. LLtQ!

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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    ... The earlier more rounded Deluxe is a different matter. https://imgur.com/tUwKRKi
    Affectionately known as the ballbag-variant

    Quote Originally Posted by Rickenbacker View Post
    ...Left handed must be a bit awkward with the barrel lock...
    LH is no problem on the 35 you'll be glad to hear. It was originally designed for lefties*, then they figured out if was ok for righties too.

    AA's TX wins the awkward prize, Mk 1 excepted of course.

    *probably

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18 Wheeler View Post
    [...]


    LH is no problem on the 35 you'll be glad to hear. It was originally designed for lefties*, then they figured out if was ok for righties too.

    [...]

    *probably
    Nope, I don't care about lefties.

    However, I've been trying to remove your first asterisk from my screen for five minutes. I thought it was a dirty mark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18 Wheeler View Post
    Affectionately known as the ballbag-variant

    I dont think I will ever be able to caress it to my cheeks with the same enthusiasm again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 18 Wheeler View Post
    And again from 1984. Nice to see they recognise the superiority of the Luxus model over all others too as reflected by their pricing.

    Tinners doesn't like them 'cos he's too short for these manly rifles. His CoG is also a little... low?!
    Its unusual to see the Deluxe priced more expensive than the Export. I have to admit liking the Export rounded shape over the (later) Deluxe squarer profile and lack of pistol grip cap. The earlier more rounded Deluxe is a different matter. https://imgur.com/tUwKRKi
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    Quote Originally Posted by 18 Wheeler View Post
    And again from 1984. Nice to see they recognise the superiority of the Luxus model over all others too as reflected by their pricing.

    Tinners doesn't like them 'cos he's too short for these manly rifles. His CoG is also a little... low?!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 18 Wheeler View Post
    And again from 1984. Nice to see they recognise the superiority of the Luxus model over all others too as reflected by their pricing.

    Tinners doesn't like them 'cos he's too short for these manly rifles. His CoG is also a little... low?!
    That Luxus is a beaut.
    I was having a look about for a HW30 for Sarah to use but I think she's going to end up with a Luxus that had a visit to Shaun at ISP.

    Obviously I might enjoy the odd shot with it too...
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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post

    Not liking the '35! Have you been nipping at the mead again?

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