Considering the age of most,you could call them 'dog eared' penpusher
Blaser Duo-Hamid
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Re: Blaser Duo-Hamid
Considering the age of most,you could call them 'dog eared' penpusher
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Grumpy
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Re: Blaser Duo-Hamid
There are plenty of hammer guns around here ( chez Grumpy ) but none of them are `dog-eared`........... Tatty hammers would have to be replaced.
The funny thing is, you know, that `cat-eared` would be more appropriate for something - usually books or magazines - that looks a little tatty as you don`t often see dogs with torn ears but old tom-cats usually have really ripped-up lugholes !
The funny thing is, you know, that `cat-eared` would be more appropriate for something - usually books or magazines - that looks a little tatty as you don`t often see dogs with torn ears but old tom-cats usually have really ripped-up lugholes !
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Re: Blaser Duo-Hamid
They are certainly dog eared/cat eared(as you please) here.I have even seen some hammer guns with one /both hammers missing/inoperative.Still they sell.
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Re: Blaser Duo-Hamid
".I have even seen some hammer guns with one /both hammers missing/inoperative.Still they sell."
Maybe......but they don`t exactly work very well !
I`ve got one hammer gun with damascus barrels that continually rusts the outer surface of the barrels. It does it all by itself without any problems of external dampness. It`s to do with the browning process ( when the barrels were browned, just before I bought the gun ) not having been stopped properly. The barrels are going to have to be repolished and rebrowned. Am I pi**ed off ? YES !
Nothing much to do with hammers - I just thought that I`d tell you.
Maybe......but they don`t exactly work very well !
I`ve got one hammer gun with damascus barrels that continually rusts the outer surface of the barrels. It does it all by itself without any problems of external dampness. It`s to do with the browning process ( when the barrels were browned, just before I bought the gun ) not having been stopped properly. The barrels are going to have to be repolished and rebrowned. Am I pi**ed off ? YES !
Nothing much to do with hammers - I just thought that I`d tell you.
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sorry for the late post. here are the links to my pics of the blaser dbl rifle.
gordon the gentleman in the pic, is the owner of rugby gun shop and barby shooting ground and was very helpful.
gordon the gentleman in the pic, is the owner of rugby gun shop and barby shooting ground and was very helpful.
You want more gun control? Use both hands!
God made man and God made woman, but Samuel Colt made them equal.
One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted. by Jose Gasset.
God made man and God made woman, but Samuel Colt made them equal.
One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted. by Jose Gasset.
