Not sure this is the correct place but David sent me a nice hammer gun stock for a lamp project after seeing a post in the wanted section.
Can’t thank him enough, not only is it a cracker but it was FOC which in this day and age is incredibly kind.
Much appreciated and hopefully I can purchase something properly from you soon!
Shooting Shed / Binbrook gunsmiths
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Posting of negative comments in the Gunshop section could bring unwanted criticism on the forum, having said that it is important to let members know if dealings with a Gunshop were less than ideal for you. To that end we will allow what will be known as the 'Scotsgun Ruling'
The Scotsgun Ruling:
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Beyond that please take it up with the Gunshop, if you do resolve the issue in a agreeable manner let us know!
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Re: Shooting Shed / Binbrook gunsmiths
We're going to need to see the finished results of course. :)
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Re: Shooting Shed / Binbrook gunsmiths
Christel wrote:
I’ll sort some pictures out as soon as I get working on it! Might be a little slow!
Re: Shooting Shed / Binbrook gunsmiths
I had to break another one down yesterday which was a real shame as it was a Beesley. The only plus side is it was a Beesley & Co as opposed to an F Beesley although it was still a London gun. Sometimes they have gone a bit too far to be worth the effort and outlay.
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