Puma - White Hunter
Now THATS a Knife.....
Lakey
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Puma - White Hunter
Now THATS a Knife.....
Lakey
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A knife I've never liked. Somehow it has a real following. Has anyone actually used one for real?
Airgun Alchemist, Collector and Scribe
I've always liked that knife that was named after that famous 19th century American frontiersman, Jim Bread.
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I really like ' The Ballad of Mack the Knife ' and I'm really keen to know which members of this airgun forum share my appreciation of this song in all of its many variations....
Award-winning Airgun Anorak
If you mean the Louis Armstrong song, I like it a lot Richard. I also agree that knives (about which I know nothing) are used for the wrong things. I was given a lovely Gerber and all I use it for is opening parcels.Originally Posted by Epicyclic
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In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
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Just been watching the auction and lots of them were going cheap, except the ones I wanted
Steve
I've had Good deals & great info from many in this forum.
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Some of the big hitters, together with their hammer prices
WR Highest Possible 900
Lincoln Air Pistol 700
BSA Centenary Airsporter .177 700
BSF Underlever rifle 200
Thunderbolt Junior 240
Pope Bros .22 "Rifle" Air Pistol 300
Hubertus Pistol 180
Haenel Mod 28 Pistols 140, and 190
Haenel 28R repeater 550
Titan Mk IV pistol 480
Abas Major Wood grip = 400 Bakelite = 650
Quackenbush Model 5 220
Britannia Anglo Sure Shot (3) 400, 650, 650
Britannia Imp Model 850
Greener Rifle (listed as Oscar Will) 340
Haenel Model IV rifle 170
BSA Standard Air rifle with etching 300
BSA Imp B (little finish) 120
BSA Military Pattern 2700
G Richter -Antique Side lever 1250
Most other underlever BSA went for under £100, Airsporters went under £150, Most Webley Pistols made under £120,
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