For a fishing trip to NZ. I'll bring you an HK and a Sig!
and if you supply the beer I'll throw in an A2 (they're crap anyway!)
(This is an auction site, right?)
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Can I buy an SA80?
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Hostage_Negotiator
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For a fishing trip to NZ. I'll bring you an HK and a Sig!
and if you supply the beer I'll throw in an A2 (they're crap anyway!)
(This is an auction site, right?)
For a fishing trip to NZ. I'll bring you an HK and a Sig!
and if you supply the beer I'll throw in an A2 (they're crap anyway!)
(This is an auction site, right?)
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stripey588
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Any cadet gp version of the sa80 will be well and truly hammered.
They are barley soldier proof, and definatley not cadet proof.
And teh chances of getting hold of a cadet gp is rare as rocking horse shite, unless you know someone who will "aquire" it for you.
Im in lancashire, and we about 8 of them for 33 detachments.
And they wont give us any more.
The slr sounds like a good option.
They are barley soldier proof, and definatley not cadet proof.
And teh chances of getting hold of a cadet gp is rare as rocking horse shite, unless you know someone who will "aquire" it for you.
Im in lancashire, and we about 8 of them for 33 detachments.
And they wont give us any more.
The slr sounds like a good option.
yours aye
jason
www.savedutchy.co.uk
jason
www.savedutchy.co.uk
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sittingstress
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Have been considering the 'Good Time Suzy' inflatable doll, doesn't complain as much as the real thing and is easier to look after!
Not terribly interested in a magazine for one either, an airfare seems a bit pricey, that makes it $1900 for a magazine! I'd have me a mint SLR for that money and a few rounds to play with.
And yes I imagine when I sign up I'll get a nifty SA80A2 to enjoy after a while. Importing guns has just got more complicated now too, the Christchurch importer Gun City has a management problem. That is to say whilst showing some mates an AK47 on an improvised range in the car park (it's illegal here to fire a gun in a built up area, let alone the middle of blimmin town), they shot the windows out of several passing cars! Not a good idea at all, especially when the Armed Offenders Squad had to cordon off half of town. As a result importig guns is a bit difficult until I can find another importer.
Ah well, might even go back to the Lee Enfield .303, old but reliable and a lot of fun.
Benjo
Not terribly interested in a magazine for one either, an airfare seems a bit pricey, that makes it $1900 for a magazine! I'd have me a mint SLR for that money and a few rounds to play with.
And yes I imagine when I sign up I'll get a nifty SA80A2 to enjoy after a while. Importing guns has just got more complicated now too, the Christchurch importer Gun City has a management problem. That is to say whilst showing some mates an AK47 on an improvised range in the car park (it's illegal here to fire a gun in a built up area, let alone the middle of blimmin town), they shot the windows out of several passing cars! Not a good idea at all, especially when the Armed Offenders Squad had to cordon off half of town. As a result importig guns is a bit difficult until I can find another importer.
Ah well, might even go back to the Lee Enfield .303, old but reliable and a lot of fun.
Benjo
give a man a bullet, he'll ask you for a gun.
Give a man a gun, he'll be giving away the bullets
Give a man a gun, he'll be giving away the bullets
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