Reply With QuoteThat is a superb addition. It is so ugly that it's beautiful (lol) and I want one, too. When would that quirky (yep, there's that word againOriginally Posted by JimmieDee
), little pistol have been made, please?
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http://www.jimmiedeesairguns.com/man...tagram-photos/
Can we have website previews added..... it was one of the new features that was actually useful... please?
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That is a superb addition. It is so ugly that it's beautiful (lol) and I want one, too. When would that quirky (yep, there's that word again
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Thanks! Er, approximately 1918.... there’s a very subtle hint in the title of the post and even more subtle hint in the accompanying description. Really not surprising that you missed it.
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Ha ha. I obviously got too excited by the photos so missed reading the text (lol). Thanks for that; appreciated.
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Nice one Jimmie. Looking at the examples in the gallery I've just noticed that the trigger/grip in the two pistols pictured is in a different place, making the John A one - where it's set forward - something of a 'bullpup' design.
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Blimey that's hideous!
I still like it though
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Indeed Danny. There were two variants / designs it appears. John mentioned it to me the other day.
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Quite!
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Very nice find.
I'd like to add one of those to my collection of pop-outs.
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