20 Most Recent Hammers Air Gun Rifle Scope 3-7x20 With Rings - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Sorry, no. But thanks for asking.

You should know what you paid for it, whatever it is. If you are enquiring about its value, however - Fixya does not do appraisals or valuations

Bottle-shaped cartridges and long barrels cry out for Cordite, shame it is no longer made but research the burn rate and try and match it with a powder...

Have a look here, you might find what you want... https://www.ebay.com/b/Davis-Gun-Parts-Davis-Derringer/73943/bn_108239041 Regards Geoff

It's now 2020 - went up on January 1. Didn't you notice the noise ?

Ask your parents. Your mother, at least, must have been there when you were born. Or look on your birth certificate.

Look on Google or YouTube. Some other nutcase is bound to have had the same idea.

You know that those folks at Home Land Security are so paranoid that they been planning attack on the sheep flock by a bunch of breaded wolf that have three. I'm serious!!
Sorry to say. Try your local home land security office for the state you living. Be prepared to answer a few question and maybe not. Not much information for ya. stewbison

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Serial numbers for different models. http://www.proofhouse.com

A 2 part epoxy adhesive would be the best bet to glue it back on

Look for the manual on Google

Please perform a firmware update on your unit through using GB manager. If that does not fix the issue, attempt the following steps to perform an emergency reboot: *NOTE: If you have a WORLD unit, please replace the MENU button with the PROPLAY button to perform this reboot. 1. Please make sure that the unit is turned OFF. 2. Hold down the MENU button, then press the POWER button simultaneously. 3. Once the LCD (screen) powers on, release the POWER button BUT keep the MENU button pressed. 4. Once you see EMERGENCY REBOOT on the screen, release the MENU button and wait about 3-5 minutes for reboot to factory settings. You may also try the emergency reboot using your computer (most effective way) by following these steps: 1. Make sure the GolfBuddy is powered off. 2. Please connect your USB cable to the computer WITHOUT your unit. 3. Hold down the Menu button. 4. As you are holding the Menu button down, please connect your GolfBuddy to the USB cable. 5. Once you see the EMERGENCY REBOOT screen, please release the Menu button but leave your unit connected to the USB cable until the process completes.

On what particular equipment ?

I had the same problem, but i found an answer.have a friend with 2 good feet help you with this. Turn the crutch upside down and place armrest on the ground.Stand on the outside edges of the armrest and pull crutch upward. The armrest is not glued to the rest of the unit. It's just a snug fit. Once the armrest is removed, the hand piece can be removed. Now comes the struggle to remove the damaged rubber hand grip, and put the new one on, took me about 5 minutes to do this step.Then reverse what you've done, put the hand grip back on the crutch, put the armrest back on, turn the crutch upside down, and push the armrest back into place.Hope this helps!

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You did not supply all needed information so I am just guessing this might help. Dates of Manufacture* for: Savage 1895/1899/99. . Our database contains values of serial numbers through 566,000 which ended the year 1950. Serials did not strictly run sequentially. Therefore, dates may be a year different, especially near the "boundaries". Enter the serial number (leave out the "," or ".") of your Savage 1895/1899/99 in the box below: American Rifleman (July, 1980; page 28) contains a very different set of dates for serial numbers through 193000. Enter the serial number (leave out the "," or ".") of your Savage 1895/1899 in the box below: Lever Boss Codes: A = 1949 B = 1950 C = 1951 D = 1952 E = 1953 F = 1954 G = 1955 H = 1956 I = 1957 J = 1958 K = 1959 L = 1960 M = 1961 N = 1962 P = 1963 R = 1964 S = 1965 T = 1966 U = 1967 V = 1968 W = 1969 X = 1970

Might Help English Shotguns While researching this I came across this bit of info on the GP. GP is is for Gaffer or General purpose shotgun. According to Greeners book the exact number of GP shotguns made is impossible to be determined as the serial numbers of these shotguns were not recorded until 1968. If your gun is a Police gun then the serial number look up I did for you is correct. If your gun is a GP then it's not possible to determine the date made by serial number. Two models of GP are referenced. Standard model has no checkering and a barrel band. The second model had a better finish, checkering and looked more like a sporting weapon, The Greener Story by Graham Greener has a lot more on this gun and other Greener arms. The book is a bit spendy but I have found it quite useful in my Martini hobby. There are contradictions in the book. The text makes no mention of a MK designation in GP's. It refers to the checkered version as Model number 2. You should be able to look at the side of the action and see what it says to determine if you have GP or a police gun.

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It is a pop gun - nothing to do with Optics.