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Maybe the Secretary disavowed any knowledge of his actions. =)) Also, he likes to make all his thread topics in all caps.
I wish i had one.
Back to topic, some great replicas. Remember me and my mates bought a BB gun at university. Was orange and very heavy and wasn't great...but to me, that was my PPK. There is a pose (and I'm trying to find it) I did and I somehow look like Roger Moore on this cover of AVTAK:
http://www.covershut.com/covers/James-Bond-A-View-To-A-Kill-1985-Front-Cover-27388.jpg
I've since retired it to a cupboard - very uncool to have a hand gun of any description in polite society.
You can continue to own a gun coloured BB gun purchased before the new laws came into being, anything since has to be a bright fluorescent colour - unless you are a registered skirmisher or similar. Not sure about elastic rubber bands.
It's probably easier to buy the real thing nowadays, legally - just go for deactivated weapons.
One of my PPKs (a Replica Model) is included in my avatar.
I'd love an activated PPK (I live in the US, so it's legal). But I'll be honest.. it's probably not a.. safe.. idea. (for others)
Hahaha.. Epic fail. U just blew your cover.
Personally, and by the way do You also have problems with ppk? Maybe I have bad luck but ppk was one of the rare p. that jammed(luckily on shooting range)...
It's probably easier to buy the real thing nowadays, legally - just go for deactivated weapons."
Only in (ex)communist countries like Cuba, Russia, and UK of course(by the way somebody remember UK law that required before every car a man walking with a red flag :-) ).
However You can still legally own that pistols in UK - special forces, members of staff, British guard police of Queen, and of course all diplomatic passports.
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If You want cheap deactivated probably best is to go into some other countries like UK, however I don't known what are requested papers in this country.
I'd just like to inform you to 'quote' another person's text, all you have to do is click the 'Quote' link on their entry and it will automatically appear quoted in the comment box.
It makes the conversation easier to follow.
Last, policewomen who d. in UK (rest in peace) by just one guy with it, which because that almost no lawfully citizens have, was easily for him...
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@JWESTBROOK Thanks I am really tired now (lot of work), so sorry for chaotic way.
Cheers, that'll explain why on eBay, many James Bond toy cap guns are bright blue.
Yep, I had one of those. That capgun was my childhood. 7 year old me had lots of fun pretending to be Timothy Dalton.
@DRESSED_TO_KILL I already knew you were @TouchMyButtons but you've just made it even more obvious for anybody who posts reguarly on here that hasn't guessed by now.
True, but it's a nice looking gun and I've already got 2 PPK replicas. :D
Nah, I like it the way it is. Who knows, maybe with the release of Skyfall, the local shop where I got it from will probably have a better version of the PPK resin replica soon, hope it will look just as good as my P99...