Vince68

Well, after my start back into clay shooting, getting a new shotgun certificate, and posting for a bit of advice on the forum, I've...

I've just joined and figured I'd get two shows in before deciding whether or not to renew and in theory I probably still could but...

I went for a day out with my mates, free tickets with BASC , it was only 50 miles round trip for us , and I got my variations done with...

Yup, and Hal had it in abundance

https://airgunforums.co.uk/threads/tinkerer-of-custom-parts.184/page-134#post-2360872

I can see how this was taken by Hal. He contributes very meaningful posts about working on airguns. His write ups are superb, no other...

Does anyone have contact details for Hal , I'm genuinely surprised he's gone , he is a top bloke and knows his stuff .

In terms of the Members Manufactured section - those tinkerers and manufacturers make a significant contribution to 'the community' by...

Hi Rich, I saw the laminate furniture for the Marlin for sale and I know the seller but I’m saving my cash for the shooting show this...

There's a nice set of laminate furniture in the sales, I'd have it but my 1895 is the straight stock model so I'd have to buy a new...

Nice, I considered the Trapper as one was available but wanted the slightly longer barrel and rail. Basic design is certainly more...

I wanted the Marlin Silver Grey Laminate SBL 45/70 that I saw the show at Harrogate last May. When I couldn’t get one I settled for the...

Well said @NIVEA. I am sure there are some more within easy reach of Thor's hammer.

You guys are doing a great job in keeping alive what has become a large part of many airgun enthusiasts lives, so I am happy to...

I'm new to the forum, and don't know if this will be well received. In general, from my own personal experience, the majority of people...