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Who owns a British-made product? 
PostForum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Sun May 13, 2012 2:50 am   Subject: Who owns a British-made product?
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Yeah, I've had and have british made guns:

BSA - Hornet, Lonestar, Scorpion, SuperTen, Spitfire, Firebird, Lightning XL
Daystate - Huntsman Classic, MK3 (twice), Airranger, X2
AA - S510, S410, S4 ...
 
Who owns a British-made product? 
PostForum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Sun May 06, 2012 4:03 am   Subject: Who owns a British-made product?
FOTempel
 
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Yeah, I've had and have british made guns:

BSA - Hornet, Lonestar, Scorpion, SuperTen, Spitfire, Firebird, Lightning XL
Daystate - Huntsman Classic, MK3 (twice), Airranger, X2
AA - S510, S410, S4 ...
 
Unemployed 
PostForum: The BS Topic   Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2011 3:30 pm   Subject: Unemployed
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€15 can be decent or little, depends on the type of contract. I assume it's after tax, so nt too bad.

Either way, congrats. Which helpdesk and what type of technology, I'll call and tease ya Smile
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Unemployed 
PostForum: The BS Topic   Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2011 3:05 am   Subject: Unemployed
FOTempel
 
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€15 can be decent or little, depends on the type of contract. I assume it's after tax, so nt too bad.

Either way, congrats. Which helpdesk and what type of technology, I'll call and tease ya Smile
 
Anyone have a Crosman Mk I or Mk II apart? 
PostForum: Airgun Smithing   Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 8:28 am   Subject: Anyone have a Crosman Mk I or Mk II apart?
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That's part number 10-082, no? I'd include a piccie if I didn't have all batteries flat but from the description it's the best match Smile

11mm in diameter, 5,1mm high, with a slot across of 1.4mm dee ...
 
Sold my S400 & BSA 
PostForum: The BS Topic   Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 5:39 am   Subject: Sold my S400 & BSA
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Both rifles coincidentally ended up with the same person. Moi.

De S400 has been transformed into a HFT rifle. Fitted an extra stud for a sling and dropped an MTC Viper 10x44 on it. I need to clean ...
 
"Open Source" Airgun Project 
PostForum: General Air Gun Questions and Topics   Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:19 am   Subject: "Open Source" Airgun Project
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Get the two books by H.M. Buckley. Everything you need is in there.

Building an airgun is by no means difficult. Doing it safely, economically and in some areas legally is, though.

Otherwise it' ...
 
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