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    Quote Originally Posted by pjbingham View Post
    Leave it with me Mick,tbh I’ve never made any grips to sell. Originally I did it for my own projects and then I’ve swopped a few to help fellow tinkerers out etc. I haven’t ever given prices a thought.
    I was just hoping to save what has possibly been a donor without creating another wreck.

    Give it chance and you might become the next Dyson!

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    pjbingham is offline My mother was flexible,but couldn't do Thursdays
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    Quote Originally Posted by walnutfarmmick View Post
    I was just hoping to save what has possibly been a donor without creating another wreck.

    Give it chance and you might become the next Dyson!

    ATB, Mick
    No worries Mick,don’t break it for parts just yet

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    Good job there Phil they look good.

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    pjbingham is offline My mother was flexible,but couldn't do Thursdays
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    Quote Originally Posted by jjjjjj View Post
    Good job there Phil they look good.
    Cheers Steve,I’ve got your Warrior grips parcelled up but I haven’t managed to get to the post office yet, fingers crossed for tomorrow mate

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    Ok Phil Thanks.

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    I have seen some of Phil's projects and they are the dogs nob!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Binners View Post
    I have seen some of Phil's projects and they are the dogs nob!
    Just received the Acvoke grips from Phil today and can agree entirely with the above sentiments. I lost no time in fitting them to my old salvaged Acvoke, which hadn't seen the light of day for years because of its lack of grips. A bit of Dremel fettling to allow for line up of pins with holes on the inside of the grips and the plates fitted as snug as a bug in a rug. Indistinguishable from the real thing from the outside, easily identifed as repro's from the inside.

    Here are the before pics https://imgur.com/a/5PjP6 and here is the result: https://imgur.com/a/U8YiO
    https://imgur.com/a/LmeXu

    Many thanks Phil, you are a true gent, and very skillful to boot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Binners View Post
    I have seen some of Phil's projects and they are the dogs nob!
    No higher praise than that cheers Pete

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    Acvoke grips (casting)

    Hi there I have recently been given an Acvoke .177 pistol from my Father, its in bits and needs a new spring for the cocking lever inside the grip area, I also need the Grips and saw this thread about casting them. Are you still casting the handles for this pistol, if so then who do I contact to get a set?
    If you can help then this would be awsome.
    Regards
    KP-R

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