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That hurts
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Nick might be small in stature, but he's a good lad 
Tinbum
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When I left college I worked for a fella who ran his own business, he taught me a lot. He would say “Everyone else wants satisfied customers, I want delighted customers!”.
I have tried to keep that in the forefront of my mind my whole working life.
You had a kit that pre-dated my accident; different spec and materials. It is easier all around to just update it, and a handy upgrade for you
I have tried to keep that in the forefront of my mind my whole working life.
You had a kit that pre-dated my accident; different spec and materials. It is easier all around to just update it, and a handy upgrade for you
Eggy Pop
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I did notice the difference and much appreciated all the sameWhen I left college I worked for a fella who ran his own business, he taught me a lot. He would say “Everyone else wants satisfied customers, I want delighted customers!”.
I have tried to keep that in the forefront of my mind my whole working life.
You had a kit that pre-dated my accident; different spec and materials. It is easier all around to just update it, and a handy upgrade for you
Can I ask why you consider the anti-bear trap useless?
maz1
Super member
We on this forum are very lucky to have Nick with us and helping us when we need it.
Hip hip hurray for Nick
Hip hip hurray for Nick
I agree, though his sense of humour can be a bit dodgyWe on this forum are very lucky to have Nick with us and helping us when we need it.
Hip hip hurray for Nick
E30_318is
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HW underlever ABTs don't do anything to block the sliding comp tube itself from moving (like true ratcheting ABTs), it just stops the trigger sears actuating. Like most, it's an ABT in the marketing sense, not in reality.
It doesn't protect against mechanical failure, just goes some way towards preventing stray fingers pulling the trigger. Makes de-cocking nigh on impossible too, unlike AAs etc that you can contort yourself to de-cock with a bit of practice.
Randomone
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I'm delighted for you that you have been made whole again.
I myself am still waiting for the new TX I promised myself he had agreed to send me in recompense for when his kit did rend my gun asunder unto 14 pieces.
That's a joke, for all those who didn't see the OPs original thread.
It did no such thing,
It made it sing,
Like it has no spring.
At all.
Jesus, I deserve TXs being sent to me by the score from you lot for poetry like that. I'm like the Goddamn love child of Cyril Fletcher and Pam Ayres.
He’s a great little guy, everybody should have one! Always willing to go above and beyond and great quality products.
That hurts
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Is there any truth in the rumour that his missus brings him over in a carry on case whenever they come back to the UK to save on flight costs ?
Fen Man
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Bought HW97KT a couple of months ago. Fired from bench rest the muzzle jumped up and to the left when fired. Fitted TBT pro kit. Magic!!! No more jumping, much smoother and less “boing”. Money well spent. I bought the kit on recommendation from a colleague and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend to others. Was doing 11.2ft/lb before fitting kit - now doing 10.2. I could bring the energy back up with the shims provided but no point as it’s very accurate at 50m on the range.