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Managed a few hours at a local arms fair hope you find the pics intereting.. Sorry the pics are not better, I will stick to my day job.
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A couple more:
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Location: England, thats the USN aircraft carrier near europe.
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Maybe I will catch up with you at Birmingham.
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Those pictures aren't too bad! You must own the same kind of camera I do, those pictures look just like the kind I take, blurry! I have to ask this, please don't think I'm stupid! Are there no modern fire arms on display, or for sale, in Jolly old England?
Is that what I think it is? Second picture, background, top left?
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In answer to your question there were lots of modern weapons, up to and including Glocks, but the vast majority were de activated for collectors. I actually support deactivation in certain cases. With firearms of historical interest that people want to collect, but would be unable to because of our laws, it gives a second life. Webleys, Toks Thompsons Brens etc etc. The alternative would be destruction, so a satisfactory arrangement for all. I fail to see the sense in deactivation and collection of modern weapons with little historical relevance, Glocks for one.
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Location: Colorado
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Perhaps next trip you'll find an American deactivated Mk-17 Bravo (15 Mt yield) from the 1950s, Tranter.
![]() It would make a great lawn decoration, and if you could come up with some plutonium, it would make a great Guy Fawkes day firework. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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