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Thank you, that is much appreciated, Atb

2003 S410 .22 even better than new I reckon, especially after I swapped out the 2sear trigger for a 3 sear Then I couldn't resist putting it into an...

All yours sir. Mach 1.5

You won't be disappointed, he does produces lovely products. I've got one on a TX and it is superb.

Hi, yes please if the offer is still open for these free diagrams. I will pm you in a moment, Thank you

Yes, apart from its undelever.

https://www.luchtbuks.net/index.php?/topic/100122-een-zeldzame-j-grothaus/ Is it like the one in the photo in the link above. Just found out Relum...

I bought a Mk2 just before Christmas, the trigger is absolutely sublime

It could be the name of the original retailer of the rifle. Do you have any pics? John

It is the flat blue one with the felt-type material behind it. Will drop you a pic on PM.

Thanks again, The coincidences have kept coming through out the years, she won her first international medal with that rifle, as a member of a GB...

i agree with your approach,keeping the parts where they belong rather than as you say"messing with the serial numbers on both pistols".i have a mk1...

Even a "wee Simmons" would be good !

Hi Alan's Many thanks for your thoughts, mine unfortunately is just a steel shear, so no Alan key recess unfortunately. I've seen a video of a guy...

Hi angrybear, Many thanks for the link to images much appreciated, I'll have to take some close up images, as the shear is deeply recessed so...

Yes, the modified part has the serial number given it’s on the underside near the pivot. As said I could get the pin out and I removed it thinking...

I love my Vintage PCPs Theoben’s and Ripley’s. Everyone should have an ISP Spartan.

Hi my jumbo had alloy plugs in witch drilled out easy with hand drill the the Alan screw came out this locks the ajusting nut the barrel Alan screw...

WR put the serial number on a number of parts. Presumable because they were all individually made and then didn't get mixed up when sent for blueing?...

Tone knows what I mean:oldwink: But yes it was a choice between the Ducati hammer and the old "Fizzy" one he found in his Suzuki tool box.

Bugger! :oldwink::oldgrin: I totally agree with you Tone, I think the BBS keeps us all going with the added advantage of giving us the bashes as...

stroke now 84mm, bore 25mm... Ken made a '77.. I kinda doubt that was coincidental :)

Plus they are ideal for bench rest shooting as came fitted with a bi pod rail so as side lever cocking you don't have to keep lifting them up to...