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steel valve bodies

These valve bodies and top hats have been made from bright steel hexagon bar. I’ll be taking them to a company in Sheffield to have a black oxide coating. This is the same coating that is used on gun barrels. I’ll post a picture of the finish when I get them back.

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quote SixGunSteve:

hey Langnasen

totally agree with you mate i stopped voting for any of the wankers when they took our legally held handguns away.

dont suppose you know of anywhere i can get a new valve by any chance do ya?

Not in the UK I’m afraid.

While I understand certain peoples’ policies I rather think it’s about time law-abiding citizens in this country started taking a stand against the thugs running it and at the very least didn’t refrain from perfectly legal activities (selling valves etc) just because somebody dressed in blue might try to criminally intimidate them over it. So somebody might use a valve to over-power an air-rifle. What next? Somebody might buy a kitchen-knife from Tescos and use it to stab someone.

This ban-culture ‘preventionism’ is a sick disease that is sucking the heart and soul out of this country.

hey Langnasen

totally agree with you mate i stopped voting for any of the wankers when they took our legally held handguns away.

dont suppose you know of anywhere i can get a new valve by any chance do ya?

quote SixGunSteve:

thanks guys – allthough leupy no longer delivers to the uk he told me, have you had any different experiences?

That’s down to this govt’s mentally sick ban-culture nazism. It’s not actually illegal to send somebody a valve in the UK, but the diseased fucks running this toilet will persecute you for it to the utmost of their ability none the less, hence Leupy’s/Sean’s policy.

Woo, don’t get me started, eh? 😆

thanks guys – allthough leupy no longer delivers to the uk he told me, have you had any different experiences?

quote Langnasen:

quote SixGunSteve:

hi baz nice to see someone from this area . i have a stealth in .22 cal on my f.a.c. ive done a bit of work on it and i now get 40 shots at a consistent 30 ft lbs do you know of anywhere who does tuning / custom parts for them in the u.k. thanks steve from scunthorpe

Some excellent craftsmanship here:

http://www.leupyscustomshop.co.uk/index.htm

Leupy makes some nice stuff for sure.

quote SixGunSteve:

hi baz nice to see someone from this area . i have a stealth in .22 cal on my f.a.c. ive done a bit of work on it and i now get 40 shots at a consistent 30 ft lbs do you know of anywhere who does tuning / custom parts for them in the u.k. thanks steve from scunthorpe

Some excellent craftsmanship here:

http://www.leupyscustomshop.co.uk/index.htm

hi baz nice to see someone from this area . i have a stealth in .22 cal on my f.a.c. ive done a bit of work on it and i now get 40 shots at a consistent 30 ft lbs do you know of anywhere who does tuning / custom parts for them in the u.k. thanks steve from scunthorpe

quote baz:

Its full name is bright drawn mild steel usually abbreviated to BDMS.

Its MUCH milder than its whip weilding handcuff toting BDSM counterpart that’s for sure!

I took the valves to a Company called Northern Blacking in Sheffield on Thursday afternoon and they were ready for collection on Friday morning. They only charged £5 for doing the lot. Not a bad price considering a very quick turn-round. I have had barrels done by the same company and provided the barrel is polished to a mirror finish they come out excellant.

Al sell you one or al send you the dim’s and you can make one.
( if you ever get the lathe off of the wagon 😆 .)
That’ll break you in to metal turning nicely.

How do i get one?

All of those pictures are just….so….beautiful. I think I’ve got something in my eye. Sniff. Sniff.

Here’s one thats been blacked.

Thanks for the reply. I had just never heard of it but thats not saying much ).

No mate, stainless steel is different as it dosen’t rust, but bright steel will rust if not treated in some way. Its full name is bright drawn mild steel usually abbreviated to BDMS.

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