Sporting Antiques Ashbourne
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Sporting Antiques Ashbourne
Goodness me!
http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/crime-a ... story.html
Spencer is one of the nicest guys I've ever met so lets hope this is just an admin error!
http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/crime-a ... story.html
Spencer is one of the nicest guys I've ever met so lets hope this is just an admin error!
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Oh dear don't know the chap but good luck to him & lets hope it all gets sort out soon.
What sort of guns does he sell S1 S2 S5 S7.1/3..
What sort of guns does he sell S1 S2 S5 S7.1/3..
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Old shotguns and so on are most of what he sells. I've bought two from him, the latest being an 1885 H Clarke and Sons black powder centre fire shotgun. I've never seen any modern centre fire rifles. He's mostly a gunsmith to be fair.
He had a few deacts and a selection of air pistols as well as some obsolete calibre stuff i think when i was in there a few weeks ago.
He had a few deacts and a selection of air pistols as well as some obsolete calibre stuff i think when i was in there a few weeks ago.
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This shop changed hands in the last few years I think. I've heard a few people who have yet to have a positive experience with the gunsmith side of things.
They seemed really nice to me, but nice people sometimes do misguided things too.
They seemed really nice to me, but nice people sometimes do misguided things too.
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Yes I believe Spencer took it over in 2015. He rechequered a stock for me which turned out okay but took ages.
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Looking at what he sells (shops got a good website) I wonder if the NCA a pulling a 'Mick Shepherd' on him regarding Section 58 sales?
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http://www.nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/n ... iminal-use
"Officers stopped the vehicle he was driving and recovered 10 sawn-off shotguns"...
This photo accompanies the article on the NCA website, but it could be a stock photo of course:
"Officers stopped the vehicle he was driving and recovered 10 sawn-off shotguns"...
This photo accompanies the article on the NCA website, but it could be a stock photo of course:
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Bloody hell, I saw that NCA on facebook via their feed earlier and didn't put the 2 and 2 together!
What a pickle!
What a pickle!
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I am genuinely stunned by that...
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If you squint it might meet 12" & 24"....one mans' sawn-off, another mans' "coach gun"!
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