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Thread: Weirauch HW 35 info and valuation please

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    Photos please. I may be persuaded to change my opinion on his work.
    Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Photos please. I may be persuaded to change my opinion on his work.
    take some and get them up to you.

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    sent you some pics by email, repost them if you want , I like the stock myself, scope is my Pecar 4x36

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    Ive seen the photos. One of Mr Robinsons better pieces of work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by I. J. View Post
    Ive seen the photos. One of Mr Robinsons better pieces of work.
    thank you Sir.

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    photos

    Share them about so we can all have a look see.

    Kev
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevin42 View Post
    Share them about so we can all have a look see.

    Kev

    Lets see if this works:

    http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...l?sort=6&o=153

    http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...l?sort=6&o=154

    http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Airs...l?sort=6&o=155

    HTH
    Ian
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    Works fine IJ

    Here's what that Don (Don R) did with a Rapid: http://s662.photobucket.com/user/pmb...binson%20rapid

    I have to say, his work feels good in the hands - improved grip shape etc. And he definately has a style all of his own...

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    what you recon then, dosent look bad on my fwb sport 127

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    I have a stock which I sent to him about 1984 for some work and I don't like it much.It has the trade mark ''stippling'' by kango all over it and it looks like it's been made by a African tribesman also to top it all he stamped his name on the cheek piece.He was a nice man to deal with though
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    Quote Originally Posted by frontend loader View Post
    I have a stock which I sent to him about 1984 for some work and I don't like it much.It has the trade mark ''stippling'' by kango all over it and it looks like it's been made by a African tribesman also to top it all he stamped his name on the cheek piece.He was a nice man to deal with though
    Apparently you need to stand behind Don Robinson with a baseball bat while he's working, and tap him sharply on the head each time he shows signs of getting 'flamboyant'.

    It's just how he is. No doubt he's a great craftsman, but unless you like the sort of thing frontend describes, he's going to disppoint...

    Never forget [URL="[QUOTE=frontend loader;6582309]I have a stock which I sent to him about 1984 for some work and I don't like it much.It has the trade mark ''stippling'' by kango all over it and it looks like it's been made by a African tribesman also to top it all he stamped his name on the cheek piece.He was a nice man to deal with though[/QUOTE]Apparently you need to stand behind Don Robinson with a baseball bat while he's working, and tap him sharply on the head each time he shows signs of getting 'flamboyant'. It's just how he is. No doubt he's a great craftsman, but unless you like the sort of thing frontend describes, he's going to disppoint... Never forget this, his finest work:

    http://s165.photobucket.com/user/Gar...18601.jpg.html
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    garvin

    Hi Garvin

    Link not working.

    Kevin
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    info

    Any more info on the op?

    Kev
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    my carved HW 77

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