exoray
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Anyone want to refresh my memory from way back when?
The question I have relates to a MiB ONE Noisy Cricket I picked up MANY years ago from a member here via an Ebay auction... The seller had a VERY detailed description of the gun at the time including the alloy used and everything, I'm pretty sure it was an RPF run of days gone by, but as time has passed I have forgotten all the details...
Mostly just looking to identify who did the run and any specifics of it, it's a CNC full aluminum MiB I version, but beyond that any details are lost...
Anyone have a bone they can toss me on it's origins or who might have done a run way back then?
Sorry no pictures right now as it's on display elsewhere... The only 'quirk' I can disclose off the top of my head that might help identify it, is that the 'hammer' was only press fit and loose fitting at that, no pin or anything holding it in and of course every time someone handles it the hammer falls out, I also believe the trigger moves but isn't actually functional, as in it's not hooked into any type of mechanism or spring assembly...
I promise this time if I get info I will affix it to the bottom of the display box for safe keeping, I had printed out the original auction listing just for that reason but it never got affixed...
Anyway thanks in advance for any help...
The question I have relates to a MiB ONE Noisy Cricket I picked up MANY years ago from a member here via an Ebay auction... The seller had a VERY detailed description of the gun at the time including the alloy used and everything, I'm pretty sure it was an RPF run of days gone by, but as time has passed I have forgotten all the details...
Mostly just looking to identify who did the run and any specifics of it, it's a CNC full aluminum MiB I version, but beyond that any details are lost...
Anyone have a bone they can toss me on it's origins or who might have done a run way back then?
Sorry no pictures right now as it's on display elsewhere... The only 'quirk' I can disclose off the top of my head that might help identify it, is that the 'hammer' was only press fit and loose fitting at that, no pin or anything holding it in and of course every time someone handles it the hammer falls out, I also believe the trigger moves but isn't actually functional, as in it's not hooked into any type of mechanism or spring assembly...
I promise this time if I get info I will affix it to the bottom of the display box for safe keeping, I had printed out the original auction listing just for that reason but it never got affixed...
Anyway thanks in advance for any help...