1978 got two dated such. Slightly diff safety push ,nicer wood usually. Will look for month on mine tomoz out of interest.
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1978 got two dated such. Slightly diff safety push ,nicer wood usually. Will look for month on mine tomoz out of interest.
Dodgy Diana User
1978.
Like I said on the thread that I think inspired this. 1978.
Did I say 1978?
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It may have taken a bit longer to hit U.K. dealer’s shelves and get featured in AGW adverts.
Anyway, 1978.
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That you claiming the malt then?Originally Posted by Geezer
1978.
Like I said on the thread that I think inspired this. 1978.
Did I say 1978?
It may have taken a bit longer to hit U.K. dealer’s shelves and get featured in AGW adverts.
Anyway, 1978.
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Damn it all. Somebody pay up n crack open a bottle
The Bulletproof Monk
That is why it’s called gentleman’s corner
In other sections there would have been a row followed by a thread deletion
How terribly civilised
A man can always use more alcohol, tobacco and firearms.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
I thought I had to get Drew a bottle of malt?
Or is it everyone else on the thread?
I will get Drew a half bottle of Balvine and he can have a go on my Hammerli 401 (once it is up and running). Hows that?
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My 45, in .177, is date stamped 01.80 and was bought in north London. In those days, it was recommended we use H&N wad-cutters, of which I still have half a tin full. They were pretty accurate out to 35yds. Nearly 40 years later, mine is still doing approx. 11.5ft/lbs although I have only recently rediscovered my interest in springers.
If Drew wins the malt, perhaps he would reserve a glass for me therefrom, for my two-pence worth. A Balvenie would do rather pleasingly; it is just a question of whether it be the 12 or 15 or 16 yr old and the antecedence of the cask.
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Whisky and Hammerli stramash in Dundee. Sounds good. Boinger bash in miniature
Dodgy Diana User
The early safety is unsafe. That’s why it was changed, circa 1979.
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