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    Quote Originally Posted by Hsing-ee View Post
    Just wait a few years then you will be able to download the specs on your phone and print off whichever Sterling takes your fancy on your Lenovo 3-d metalloplastic printer.

    Alternatively, have a look at the nightmare contraption they nearly inflicted on us... and be glad you can buy a ProSport instead.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw4IVzpu7Kg
    id rather my park rh93 to that contraption. the cocking lever the same side as you have to put your hands to open the breech i know there is a safety but if that lever did come forward as you used the breech thats would be nasty. also £1500 bugger that. no wonder they went bust.

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    Probably for the best that they didn't bother by the looks/ sounds of it

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    Tony Belas is now back at Daystate too.
    Llisten to Tony here https://youtu.be/NSs1QoQTa3I?t=2514

    He never thought it would get built . looks like he was right .

    Another Graham Trim airgun that goes no where like the Webley Paradigm.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bighit View Post
    Tony Belas is now back at Daystate too.
    Llisten to Tony here https://youtu.be/NSs1QoQTa3I?t=2514

    He never thought it would get built . looks like he was right .

    Another Graham Trim airgun that goes no where like the Webley Paradigm.
    A great shame-it looked promising.
    Never go off half cocked....

    All lies matter

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    I wonder if you can get the prototypes? I wanted the Webley

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    Can’t believe tony b is back at daystate he said on one of the videos on YouTube that when they launched the mk3 they had it in the tank and in the pond it did not work after they got it out the water Evan though they told everyone it did and he talks about many other problems with products that have been covered up so many lies they tell the public it’s not a pop at tony b but he seems to promote anything hope this don’t offend it’s not meant to

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    A salesman has to earn a living dude...
    A man can always use more alcohol, tobacco and firearms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by airgun View Post
    Can’t believe tony b is back at daystate he said on one of the videos on YouTube that when they launched the mk3 they had it in the tank and in the pond it did not work after they got it out the water Evan though they told everyone it did and he talks about many other problems with products that have been covered up so many lies they tell the public it’s not a pop at tony b but he seems to promote anything hope this don’t offend it’s not meant to

    Which vids mate do you have a link please.

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    Shame

    Quote Originally Posted by bighit View Post
    Tony Belas is now back at Daystate too.
    Llisten to Tony here https://youtu.be/NSs1QoQTa3I?t=2514

    He never thought it would get built . looks like he was right .

    Another Graham Trim airgun that goes no where like the Webley Paradigm.
    A shame they went tits up I liked the look of what they were trying to produce. Surprised that TBb said that after all I’m sure he was happy taking their money when working for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sandyman1963 View Post
    A shame they went tits up I liked the look of what they were trying to produce. Surprised that TBb said that after all I’m sure he was happy taking their money when working for them.
    Agreed, the Webley Service copy looked very nice and PCP also though I gather prices were way up there
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    Quote Originally Posted by MartynB View Post
    Agreed, the Webley Service copy looked very nice and PCP also though I gather prices were way up there
    The prices were silly money. They were asking £1400-£1500 for basically a park rh93 copy. Although it was fitted with a gas ram and not springs as per the park, but still that is just silly money for a springer when you are getting close to daystate sort of money. And their prices are stupid as we all know!

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    Quote Originally Posted by WILBA View Post
    The prices were silly money. They were asking £1400-£1500 for basically a park rh93 copy. Although it was fitted with a gas ram and not springs as per the park, but still that is just silly money for a springer when you are getting close to daystate sort of money. And their prices are stupid as we all know!

    I sort of understand your point about price BUT--and it is a very big BUT-the way Whiscombe prices have gone since John packed up has made people think that maybe the right price for 'quality and quirky' is higher than the market thinks at present.
    Also how much would you expect to pay for a Venom Varminter/Mamba etc and I don't need to remind you that they are based around a standard platform? I think there would be considerable demand for a high end self powered air rifle be it a single stroke pneumatic, gas ram or spring powered. After all (relatively) plain and simple PCP designs sell for over a grand these days and there is something special about a rifle being self powered rather than relying on a compressed air source.
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