Images of items I have purchased.
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Started my collection
Ah Claymore. a totally awesome Anime series. It's one of the few Animes that has a good English dub. Damn shame it never got a second season, the Manga kept going on for years after the Anime serious ended.
I got it from bookdepository through amazon, cost me £102 
I went into forbidden planet last weekend asking about claymore/berserk/vinland saga/vagabond/gantz and they told me they are really difficult to get in stock. He then tipped me off about the discount on amazon
I did almost buy biomega whilst I was there, their 3 for 2 deal is pretty sweet.
Berserk and Claymore both have awesome anime, like you say, it's a shame they never finished the series.
I went into forbidden planet last weekend asking about claymore/berserk/vinland saga/vagabond/gantz and they told me they are really difficult to get in stock. He then tipped me off about the discount on amazon
I did almost buy biomega whilst I was there, their 3 for 2 deal is pretty sweet.
Berserk and Claymore both have awesome anime, like you say, it's a shame they never finished the series.
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Having realised the front door lock was playing up the other day, and having some "problems" on the street in the last few months we decided to replace the lock with something more secure.
And then decided we might as well replace all the external locks.
And then decided we might as well replace all the external locks.
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Order and wait, it'll come with a deactivation certificate IIRC.
You need to be over 18. The item must be fully, properly deactivated by one of the UK's two proofing houses and it should have stamps to the metalwork to indicate the work has been carried out. You do get a paper certificate but that is, legally, not essential. There are plenty of dealers online with all sorts of ex-shooters available.
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How hard is it to reactivate them? Are they properly mauled or is it simply a case of new firing pin and job done?
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That's cool. As long as they don't find my bleach collection I'm sure I'll be fine
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Usually the barrels are welded shut and firing pin's are taken out from what I remember.
You need to be over 18. The item must be fully, properly deactivated by one of the UK's two proofing houses and it should have stamps to the metalwork to indicate the work has been carried out. You do get a paper certificate but that is, legally, not essential. There are plenty of dealers online with all sorts of ex-shooters available.
Interesting... Spotted a nice P226 on a UK website. This will be the most frivolous purchase ever mind.
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Gotcha. Was just wondering if it is immediately visible, as you could still potentially hold someone up with one.
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Hmmmmmmm ducks. £100 each
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New deactivated pistol:
Walther PPK-L.
Am going to hide all Edrof's posts from now on.
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Why would you hurt a poor widdle ducky wucky? 
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