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    Terribly sad news. I never had the pleasure of meeting Steve but, aside from the fact we all know he was one of the greats in airgun tuning, it's clear from the comments on here that he was a great human too.

    An absolute legend whose work I think will always be viewed as the benchmark.

    My sincere condolences to Steve's family & friends.
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    Saddened to hear this, Steve was a true master of his art, a perfectionist, and a bloody decent bloke.

    I had many dealings with him over the last 15 years, and it was always a pleasure to gain some of his seemingly unlimited knowledge of things airgun too.

    I was presented with a prize by Steve in our old UK Springer competition and it will always remain one of my best airgun memories.

    Tuners come and go, but Venom /V-Mach will always be number 1 to me.


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    RIP Steve Pope - and my condolences to his family

    Sad news to hear about the loss of a true gent in the airgun world. I never met him in person but spoke with him many times on telephone through the years from my order of a lovely Venom Sidewinder Compact back in April 2004. Shrouds to many of my other airrifles and at last a V-Mach RACE muzzlebrake to my TX200 found their way to Norway. Allways a pleasure to talk with him and be adviced by his talent and experience. RIP Steve.

    Per

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    Steve was a man who most definitely deserves his place within the Airgunning hall of fame. Nothing was ever too much trouble and as we all know, his standards were the best in the industry. Why is it that the truly great people leave before their time? Like everybody else, I am devastated for his family.
    Andy
    Member, the Feinwerkbau Sport appreciation Society (over 50's chapter)
    http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !

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