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Moin.
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by Moin. » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:38 pm
Lollzllzz TCdaa... Thank you so much. Will courier you some Biryani...
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Moin.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:40 pm
xl_target wrote:Congrats Moin!
You certainly deserve this.
I would like to thank you for taking the time to share your experiences at the museum and for posting those photos for us.
Thank you So much XL. I aspire to write reviews like you some day...
Thanks
Moin.
In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer. Camus
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:41 pm
airgun_novice wrote:Dear Moin
Diligence pays off - of course ! Congratulations !!!
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A.
Bhau, mandali abhaari ahe
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Moin.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:44 pm
prashantsingh wrote:Congrats Moin.
(Poster of the month)2
Prashantji, thank you so so much. Eagerly waiting for the pics of your swords.
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Moin.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:49 pm
Skyman wrote:Congratulations.You might end up being the most decorated fellow here.
Skyman, Thank you so much. Being a part of this community is what I value most my friend. Have made such great friends and found some top class philoshpers and guides here in IFG.
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Moin.
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tirpassion
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by tirpassion » Tue Apr 09, 2013 11:02 pm
Congratulations buddy!!!!
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by hvj1 » Tue Apr 09, 2013 11:06 pm
Moin Old Chap!
I thank you for taking the effort and trouble to go at great lenght to cover the museum full of history. You have added to our collective knowledge and the interaction from other knowledgeble blokes, really made my day. Thanks once again for the selfless work. I look forward to seeing you get more POTM awards.
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by shooter » Wed Apr 10, 2013 3:25 am
Shabash mere sher! (Bravo my tiger).
Well deserved.
Im glad you liked my humble gift.
This gift is not very expensive but was given to me by the chief gunsmith D****** of that business as an appreciation (in his eyes) of my enthusiasm for shooting. So this was a significant blade which i wanted to pass on to a deserving member of the IFG community.
You want more gun control? Use both hands!
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by timmy » Wed Apr 10, 2013 5:19 am
Moin. wrote:timmy wrote:Moin, congratulations! Thanks so much for your posts and contributions! This is richly deserved.
Thank you Timmy. I'm so glad you liked the post. I'm aware of your taste for Damascus, come to Mumbai for a visual treat. I at least had not seen such high quality Wootz Blades in one location any time before.
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Moin.
I will make it someday, Moin! I would love to pick up a few nice pieces of steel, myself! Having the guidance of our own "Sultan of Steel," himself, would be a real treat!
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:32 am
tirpassion wrote:Congratulations buddy!!!!
Thank you so much TirDa.
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MOIN.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:36 am
hvj1 wrote:Moin Old Chap!
I thank you for taking the effort and trouble to go at great lenght to cover the museum full of history. You have added to our collective knowledge and the interaction from other knowledgeble blokes, really made my day. Thanks once again for the selfless work. I look forward to seeing you get more POTM awards.
Best Regards
Thank you very much Hemantji for the appreciation amd the encouragement. Was no trouble at all.I'm sure you guys would go nuts in a museum of fire arms like I did here. Beleive you me, the pleasure was all mine.
Thank you again and Best Regards
Moin.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:40 am
shooter wrote:Shabash mere sher! (Bravo my tiger).
Well deserved.
Im glad you liked my humble gift.
This gift is not very expensive but was given to me by the chief gunsmith D****** of that business as an appreciation (in his eyes) of my enthusiasm for shooting. So this was a significant blade which i wanted to pass on to a deserving member of the IFG community.
Thank you so much Shooter. I am really touched by this gesture. You should'nt have when this holds such sentimental value to you. I will always treasure this gift and will hold a special place in my collection.
Thank you again.
REGARDS
MOIN.
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:50 am
timmy wrote:Moin. wrote:timmy wrote:Moin, congratulations! Thanks so much for your posts and contributions! This is richly deserved.
Thank you Timmy. I'm so glad you liked the post. I'm aware of your taste for Damascus, come to Mumbai for a visual treat. I at least had not seen such high quality Wootz Blades in one location any time before.
Regards
Moin.
I will make it someday, Moin! I would love to pick up a few nice pieces of steel, myself! Having the guidance of our own "Sultan of Steel," himself, would be a real treat!
Please do Timmy, please be our guest of honour. You are so passionate about Wootz and Damascus you will still be able to buy very old wootz blades in India in a fraction of the price you will have to pay abroad. I want to add one in my collection some day ! Inshallah
Thank you so much again.
Regards
MOIN.
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by slingshot » Wed Apr 10, 2013 10:06 am
Many Many Congratulations Moin
An outstanding post
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Moin.
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by Moin. » Wed Apr 10, 2013 10:17 am
slingshot wrote:Many Many Congratulations Moin
An outstanding post
Thanks so much Chief
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