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    I don't think I would have got far Ron, about 6 feet would be my guess before I got felled!
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrclark303 View Post
    at Warminster
    Good to see you...yes, very nice as I expect everything there was.
    Regards, Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Good to see you...yes, very nice as I expect everything there was.
    Cheers Jim, it's an incredible collection, I like to visit when I can. I happened to spot the trials semi auto on the wall, the FN49 is obviously a direct development of this prototype.

    It's a fascinating design and it's potential is clear to see.
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    Years ago there was one in a shop here that had been modded to simulate a No5 bayonet: the guard had been swapped and the stakings which held it on gave the game away once the grips were removed. Probably the fate of a good many of them when the No5 was in demand and the No8 was not.
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