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Sadly, when people this old take a hit, they often do not come back from it.

There is a book on these Bulldogs, despite the name it says something about the American and Belgian ones too. The British Bulldog Revolver - George Layman

it really is that hard to own a firearm in the UK, and easy to lose ownership of it.

I had one of the Tyler-T ones on a S&W M1917, back in the day. It made things a bit better.

https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/firearms-licensing-sound-moderators This has been kicked round here for some time, and the likelihood is that it will go ahead; the same model silencer for a .22 is already sold free of controls for pellet guns anyway. We see quite a few people here...

Only the first couple of hundred units, IIRC.

"IF I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants" (Isaac Newton)

Procured on club row back in '87.

The Maxim and it's relatives used a toggle lock, and they can be seen even today in Ukraine.

This was the revolver he used to shoot Officer Tippett when accosted.

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