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    Cheapskate

    These cost pennies, but do a fine job




    Dont buy the cheap Wickes ones, they are pony and snap easy.

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    nice solution.. might use that in the gun safes, screwing them to a lump of wood...
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

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    The clips on the right in the photo are pony and snap. The ones on the left are tight but flex nicely and cost about £3 for 20 at Plumb city.

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    That is a nice clean solution. What are they or do I go to my plumbers supply with a link to this useful thread?
    BTW, that is an envious collection, nice indeed.
    Last edited by slow_runner; 23-02-2021 at 06:59 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slow_runner View Post
    That is a nice clean solution. What are they or do I go to my plumbers supply with a link to this useful thread?
    BTW, that is an envious collection, nice indeed.
    15mm Pipe clips from City Plumbing and 1'1/4 No8 screws into a lump of 2''x1''. I spaced them 2'' centres.

    https://www.cityplumbing.co.uk/Talon...-TS15/p/868459

    Patent applied for

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    Quote Originally Posted by Binners View Post
    15mm Pipe clips from City Plumbing and 1'1/4 No8 screws into a lump of 2''x1''. I spaced them 2'' centres.

    https://www.cityplumbing.co.uk/Talon...-TS15/p/868459

    Patent applied for
    A sensible contingent action; there will be a rush on for them.
    You may find yourself retiring in luxury

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    Quote Originally Posted by Binners View Post
    These cost pennies, but do a fine job




    Dont buy the cheap Wickes ones, they are pony and snap easy.
    I have only just noticed this thread :, I have been frothing at the mouth ever since.
    What a lovely collection of vintage guns you have..
    It’s great to see that they are still being preserved for the future generations to enjoy.
    Les..

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    What a cleaver idea. so good l can't understand why l didn't think of it.

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    Excellent, great tip! I used soft tube covered screws, But this seems an even better/tidier solution. Ordered a million online from the UK, the Talons are not sold over here (yet )
    Collection: vintage air pistols & air rifles / vintage air gun accessories
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dutch View Post
    Excellent, great tip! I used soft tube covered screws, But this seems an even better/tidier solution. Ordered a million online from the UK, the Talons are not sold over here (yet )
    I cannot find them anywhere here in New Zeeland either

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    I can't believe my eyes! I did the same a few years ago, only difference is you have better guns and kept it tidy





    https://imgur.com/a/f4CKWUr
    Steve

    I've had Good deals & great info from many in this forum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevegv8 View Post
    I can't believe my eyes! I did the same a few years ago, only difference is you have better guns and kept it tidy





    https://imgur.com/a/f4CKWUr

    I doubt my rifles are better Steve and as for tidy, it was for an hour

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    Quote Originally Posted by les allam View Post
    I have only just noticed this thread :, I have been frothing at the mouth ever since.
    What a lovely collection of vintage guns you have..
    It’s great to see that they are still being preserved for the future generations to enjoy.
    Les..

    Half of these will be on display/sale at Kempton.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Binners View Post
    Half of these will be on display/sale at Kempton.
    That’s good to know.
    I am on the look out for a breakdown pattern, fingers crossed.
    Atb
    Les..

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    Quote Originally Posted by les allam View Post
    That’s good to know.
    I am on the look out for a breakdown pattern, fingers crossed.
    Atb
    Les..
    Can't help you there Les, I have now finished adding to my small collection and will be parting with a few over the next year or so....

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