Remember that old advert where the guy goes into a DIY shop and asks for "A Saw" and the chap educates him - "You need one of these and one of these, and for metal.!
Pistols are a bit like that
Regards,
Nick
The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
Remember that old advert where the guy goes into a DIY shop and asks for "A Saw" and the chap educates him - "You need one of these and one of these, and for metal.!
Pistols are a bit like that
Regards,
Nick
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Very true that.Originally Posted by magicniner
Remember that old advert where the guy goes into a DIY shop and asks for "A Saw" and the chap educates him - "You need one of these and one of these, and for metal.!
Pistols are a bit like that
Regards,
Nick
I started with an LP50 6 or so years ago. Then it led on to the SSP pistols, the 10m match pistols, spring pistols, CO2 pistols, Electronic trigger pistols, Electronic trigger spring pistol, Electronic trigger Multishot pistol, 10m match co2 pistol, 10m match SSP pistol, vintage 10m match pistol etc....
I'm at 12 so far and another one in my sights!
You have been warned.
Have Fun
Mark
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Well it's my lucky day. Nobody has the Rohm's in stock! I'm 400 quid richer, until next month
Tried the Brococks/AimX. Top heavy as mentionned above and they don't hide their cut down rifle heritage very well. They look more like an AA TDR with the stock removed and a short barrel, fugly.
I could still get the Rohm Trainer for UBC Practical Pistol...
The Posh Knocking Shop Artist Formerly Known as Nocturnal Nick
And for IPAS you'll need......Well it's my lucky day. Nobody has the Rohm's in stock! I'm 400 quid richer, until next month
Tried the Brococks/AimX. Top heavy as mentionned above and they don't hide their cut down rifle heritage very well. They look more like an AA TDR with the stock removed and a short barrel, fugly.
I could still get the Rohm Trainer for UBC Practical Pistol...
Nick
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http://www.magic9designltd.com
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Looks like only CO2 replicas can be used for IPAS, although a google search of "IPAS" yields some amusing resultsAnd for IPAS you'll need......
Nick.
Having used a couple of replicas in the past I'm not a fan. Just too low power output and cheap feeling, although the quality appears to have improved on some of the newer models. I guess my favourite handgun is plastic anyway, Glock 19.
I get to go "real" pistol shooting just about every month, so that box is ticked.
It's a bloody minefield this shooting lark.
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You won't be very popular in here then
Where's the green eyes smiley?
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Quite rightYou won't be very popular in here then
Where's the green eyes smiley?, I edited the post and missed it out.
, have a double.
And yes it is still as much fun as you remember.
Frock coat wearing, riverboat dwelling, southern gent
Remember that it's got to hold at least 6 rounds, for Police Pistol.
Jim
UBC's Police Pistol Manager
"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
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