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"The only difference between Men and Boys is the price they pay for their Toys."
Had a similar requirement for a Crosman 2240 and 600 for target shooting. Tried lots of different pellets. Bearing in mind the 2240 isn't especially pellet fussy but the 600 is- big time- I had to find a pellet to suit both.
Crosman MatchPel ticked all the boxes and shoots really good groups from each pistol. Made in the USA and our sponsor sells them!
video transferred to DVD, USB etc. Old negs and photos scanned to digital media
www.digitalconversions.co.uk
Let's see if this works.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/147194...posted-public/
The South of England has 2 good things, the M1 and the A1. Both will take you to Yorkshire.
Yup, that works. Thanks for taking the time!
I sent a PM but it seems to have vanished so will repeat here..
I used milliput on mine and I highly recommend as its very easy to work with - rolls out like plasticine and smooths like wet clay. Drys rock hard.
(I'm sure I have posted inline images before but don't see the option so will have to use links, apologies for image quality)
Shaping done, primer applied:
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First lick of paint - Hammerite Smoothrite, for the curious.
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I've ordered some Plastikote satin black and grey stone touch, hopefully the black will cover the grey without losing too much detail. Not used Plastikote before.
I reckon that might give me extra grip on the contact areas. And look pretty...
Last edited by LewesNick; 05-05-2018 at 08:54 AM.
TTFN
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"The only difference between Men and Boys is the price they pay for their Toys."