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Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 7:44 pm
by Stuck
Ladies & gentlemen,

Tonight we have for sale a high quality Mk1 GSG5 semi auto .22LR.

I bought his excellent gun second hand when I got my ticket around three years ago, at the time I didn't know anything about guns but it has proven to be an excellent, reliable rifle that will cycle anything you put in the mag.

They are absolutely superb for bashing bunnies (if you ignore the A.R.U. & support helicopter) & are great target rifles if you can throw them hard enough down the range.

They are so good that I last took it out of my cabinet around 18 months ago but in that time it has managed to further impress me by scratching all my other rifle with it's tacticool bits.

If I lived in a civilised country I could give this to the nearest window licker & run away but as I'm in the UK I can't do that, I won't take it back to my local RFD as they will sell it on to another expert that has just got his or her ticket. I could also give it to a friend (but I value the few I have) or donate it to one of my clubs but they wont have it.

I have heard that these excellent "rifles" can be made to shoot reliably but I have been told that pigs can fly, if I'm honest I'm 41 years old & don't have the lifespan to wait for either of these to happen.

What I need is a window licker that want's one of these excellent "rifles" that has managed to keep hold of their ticket, has an empty slot for a semi auto (LOL) & a nice cosy ambulance to get them within a reasonable distance of Lancashire (I can give your nurse directions)

Obviously money needs to change hands & I'm willing to pay you a whole £ to get this excellent rifle off my ticket. (Or I might be willing to swap you for a fully functioning Vickers if I'm in a good mood).

Cheers,

Mick.

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:03 pm
by techguy
Ok, so I'm always up for a challenge, and some may say I'm a bit challenged ;)

What's up with it? Is it really that unreliable? Does it shoot at all?

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:10 pm
by Stuck
Ehm,

You may need to ask your nurse how far Lancashire is from Kent.

Seriously, I hope I haven't offended you no it's not that bad but it will only occasionally cycle a full mag without jamming.

I actually think it's the mag's at fault (I have three) as when it jams it bends the rounds in half, I just don't shoot semi auto any more & wouldn't want to sell it as a reliable rifle.

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:16 pm
by Christel
Stuck, we need a price...

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:21 pm
by Stuck
christel wrote:Stuck, we need a price...

Hi Christel,

The price is as in my original post, i.e. I will pay someone £1 to get it of my ticket sign92

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:27 pm
by Christel
Stuck wrote:
christel wrote:Stuck, we need a price...

Hi Christel,

The price is as in my original post, i.e. I will pay someone £1 to get it of my ticket sign92
I thought that was a joke :o

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:31 pm
by Stuck
christel wrote:
Stuck wrote:
christel wrote:Stuck, we need a price...

Hi Christel,

The price is as in my original post, i.e. I will pay someone £1 to get it of my ticket sign92
I thought that was a joke :o
LOL, not at all, sick of the thing taking up (a lot) of space in my cabinet when I'm never going to shoot it again & as I have said I wouldn't sell it on for real money.

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 8:49 pm
by techguy
I'll have it, I enjoy a challenge!

Now...where abouts in Lancashire?

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 9:20 pm
by meles meles
Oh it's over in partibus infidelis, ooman, the wrong side of the Pennines...

Re: Any window lickers on the forum?

Posted: Thu Aug 22, 2013 9:51 pm
by Stuck
Careful Badger,

We have learnt how to use the internal combustion engine recently & for generations we've been handy with picks & shovels.