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    Bruce thats a very nice example, Spinecracker thats got some history behind it , They are about the only thing I know to be more expensive in the US than here, I bought one last month but need to wait for my Firearms Certificate Variation, only thing is I won't be able to shoot it, its a live one but its the rules........ will go in to it in more depth sometime.
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    Someone beat me to it by minutes. Oh, well, I learned something new about Britishicon service revolvers, so no damage done, and that means I can continue my search for other British military firearms.

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    Why not apply for Section 7.3 use? There is a Heritage Centre in Manchester where you can store your pistol collection.
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