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    magicniner is offline The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
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    I like the Alecto and will be buying one but I will not be getting rid of my Compact just yet, it depends how you fettle a compact how good the trigger gets, it can get really good, clean and crisp with a lovely 1st stage and zero 2nd stage creep.
    If anyone's selling a Compact cheap I'd be interested in another for a project
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    Quote Originally Posted by magicniner View Post
    I like the Alecto and will be buying one but I will not be getting rid of my Compact just yet, it depends how you fettle a compact how good the trigger gets, it can get really good, clean and crisp with a lovely 1st stage and zero 2nd stage creep.
    If anyone's selling a Compact cheap I'd be interested in another for a project
    Regards,
    Nick
    Oi nick U trying to ruin my business, I know how good the compact can be, but don't tell every body, i was going to make a killing...mike

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    magicniner is offline The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
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    Quote Originally Posted by mickson View Post
    Oi nick U trying to ruin my business, I know how good the compact can be, but don't tell every body, i was going to make a killing...mike
    You Buy 'Em, I'll do the major engineering, you do the rest & we split the proceeds?

    Nic

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    Wink SPLIT NaaAH

    Quote Originally Posted by magicniner View Post
    You Buy 'Em, I'll do the major engineering, you do the rest & we split the proceeds?

    Nic
    I've been engineering for 40 yrs, & tweaking airguns for 25, not looking for an apprentice Nick, play with Ur Skif thats a good project. PS
    U can tweak compacts without all that spanish engineering!!...mike...

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    Quote Originally Posted by mickson View Post
    I heard it was Paddy's score card...mike...
    Quote Originally Posted by jefL View Post
    Paddy's card? don't be daft...



    ...can't possibly have been Paddy's


    ok ok ha ha ha




    I didn't get chance to shoot the pistol at the 6yd targets, so it definetley wasn't me
    BE-HAPPY-OK

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    Wink Alecto pistol

    No Paddy I reckon U did a better score card @ 10 mtrs, but your just being modest...mike...

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    I want to buy an Alecto pistol, so I rang Dowlings, the nearest gunshop to where I live only to be told in a very snooty voice 'we dont stock Webleys'.
    So where can I buy/order one of these pistols, can they be sent by courier ?

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    magicniner is offline The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
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    Quote Originally Posted by mickson View Post
    I've been engineering for 40 yrs, & tweaking airguns for 25, not looking for an apprentice Nick, play with Ur Skif thats a good project. PS
    U can tweak compacts without all that spanish engineering!!...mike...
    Mike,
    It's English engineering, I looked at what had been done & improved & refined it
    You've not tried the trigger on my Compact yet, you'd be surprised!

    BTW I owe you some work or something so if there's anything I can sort out for you let me know. I just got a big lump of nice Canadian Maple so if you get a suitable pistol but need anatomical grips give me a shout,
    Regards
    Nick

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    Wink Alecto pistol

    No worries Nick just enjoying the mickey taking, saw Ur pics in ubc site not bad "for a lad", might take U up on the woodwork 1 day can do it,
    but don't enjoy it...mike...

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    The Alecto is a good pistol, but I still prefer my Compact. I can alter the wooden grip to suit me, and the trigger on mine is very predictable, whereas the Alecto is smooth, but too creepy for my taste. I'd prefer not to have a safety on a target pistol as well.

    On the Compact you can alter the width of the rear sight, which is the 1st thing I looked for on the Alecto.

    I think the Compact looks like a proper target pistol, and they're easy to take apart as well.

    When I saw the Alecto I thought it might kill off the Compact, which I think would be a shame. I do think Gamo need to drop the price of the Compact if they are to stay on the market.

    If you don't need the money, I'd hang onto your Compacts as I think they are designed for different purposes.

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