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28-01-09, 14:32
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Come now, Richard, don't underrate yourself, you probably have lots of pals.
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28-01-09, 14:59
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hehehehehe very funny
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30-01-09, 00:09
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Replica Stacey
Hi Adam:
Robin Craig (who occassionally posts on this forum) is a talented welder who made a replica for us (www.calnan.com/swords). As we couldn't get tapered tubing Robin used square, however, cut on a bias and welded up they sure look good! You will need to find the springs and hook from a wrecked CMP. I will try to find some photos for you so you can see for yourself.  Mike 
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30-01-09, 10:37
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Hi , For a MkII the brackets were cast, The welded ones were usually made in the UK for fitting on existing MKI carriers.
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30-01-09, 20:44
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Army News
Hi Adam!
Good to reconnect with you. We use the 45mm all the time in various events. It has become a major favourite of our local cadets as it is light enough for them to handle. Do you still have the M151? Getting cast repros of the stacey attachment would be prohibitively expensive which is why we went the welded up replica route. As I promised, I'll dig up photos this weekend. In the interim, take a look at the following websites on "Army News": http://www.army.dnd.ca/lf/English/6_...bled=1&id=3102 http://www.army.dnd.ca/lf/English/6_1_1_1.asp?id=2124 http://www.army.dnd.ca/lf/English/6_1_1_1.asp?id=3198 Mike
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