Reply With QuoteAn Original model 50? Nice, HW are dong it on the 77's they do it in some very nice Rimmies, CZ and a few others
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Yes I’m a rooky, but I know cool. Who today would take the time and expense of putting a graceful curve on both the wood and metal to match.
four pics to thumb through:
https://imgur.com/gallery/C85q0
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An Original model 50? Nice, HW are dong it on the 77's they do it in some very nice Rimmies, CZ and a few others
If it has a trigger, I'm gonna enjoy it!
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You just love that gun, don't you? Nice to see it appreciated.
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A beautiful new toy you have there, and if you like the Diana Mod.50 with it's 'Schnabel' end (many many derrivatives therein), you will simply LOVE the BSA Centenary, Stutzen Tap Loader, and Stutzen RB-2 Schnabel ends, too (there, I have just spent your next £1,200 for you lolOriginally Posted by 45flint
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That’s the problem with new words they cost you money! I have always loved the Stutzen but never heard the word Schnabel. I guess you can have a Schnabel without a Stutzen, but I’m guessing almost all Stutzens have a Schnabel? LolA beautiful new toy you have there, and if you like the Diana Mod.50 with it's 'Schnabel' end (many many derrivatives therein), you will simply LOVE the BSA Centenary, Stutzen Tap Loader, and Stutzen RB-2 Schnabel ends, too (there, I have just spent your next £1,200 for you lol
But the cool part of this Schnabel it’s a combination of both the metal lever and the stock.
Last edited by 45flint; 16-04-2018 at 07:30 PM.
Makes Scrooge look Happy and Generous!
The BSA Airsporter Centenary and the Stutzen wearing their inlet Rosewood Schnabels too!
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