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Tony B

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  1. Welcome Petrus, the bad bits are always the most intresting.
  2. Hi mate! Go with Big Ray and the Dodge idea. But the 51 !
  3. There are various winter cabs available for the WC range. Is that what you are after?
  4. I have managed to get some life back into really dud battries. I suppose like most things if you start using the charger on a reasonable battery you will improve the life.
  5. Welcome Adam, your knowledge will be most appreciated.
  6. Welxome in. You can pictures here , or post a link? We love pictures.
  7. These beasts? The bottom one is 'sportirised'. Many were returnrd to US for sale on the civillian market. They were famous as the $10 gun.
  8. Is that the one that has a habit of falling off and rattaling round the drum? :-D
  9. The bolt action .22 may well have been a Mossberg. A lot went to cadet units, that's where mine came from. I also have a .22 Enfeild No1 completet with the toys. That was made about 1903 for cadet units.
  10. The Royal Navy didn't stop using them till about 1970. As the Gunnery instructor told us 'They thought they had plenty of stores. Didn't count on people like me using about two thousands rounds a day for personal use'.
  11. Welcome Jon. A 432? The rubber room in the club house will have to be enlarged then.
  12. Have you tried cleaning the computers junk files up? Defrag, system check etc.
  13. My Mossberg has the same. The US was Neutral and there fore could not sell equipment to the British. However as Rossevelt said 'If a man's house is on fire. you'd lend him a hose pipe'. But you cannot Lend or Lease equipment, unless you can PROVE it is yours! Hence the markings (Wonder if we now both get snotty letters from Washington? ) My Mossberg dates to a batch that arrived February 1942, so your Savage must be around that date or ealier. Post 7th December 1941 Germany had declared war on the US so the need to mark did not apply.
  14. Hi Alex, I also have a soft spot for TK's. Learnt to drive them as horse boxes. Is the pole cat in full working order?
  15. A lot were manufactured overseas, Canada, South Africa, Australia , India. They would have back to the country of origin and a lot of them are still shooting.
  16. The Home Gaurd also got a lot of varied guns and equipment compliments of a US based charity 'Guns for British Homes'.
  17. Welcome Reg, beautiful palce to drive round the mountains.
  18. And just fits a three axle under wheel recovery trailer.
  19. Does look to good a wagon to split. The chassis could make a good low loader transpoter.
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