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G'day Dan,
Your Drag Rope/s look really good and Thanks for the offer of Drag Ropes but we already have them. The four holes on the inside left upper sheild are for the "Spare Parts Box". Not really a very big box for spares - I guess they figured they would be very reliable!!! Positive thinking!!! If you need any measurements, etc, of the Lube / Record Holder let me know and I'll measure it up. Work is progressing, just slowly. Cheers, Darian. |
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I found matching holes on the RIGHT side shield!!!! That's the same box I have too! Holes of left side shield form a vertical rectangle with long (vertical) side 3X width!? Guess standard lube order would go inside holder on lower right shield (inside) - below where my box is mounted.......also, there are two footman loops on my shield on left side front - up high besdie the door that opens to the gunsight - any idea?
The footman loops on the lower hinged shield appear to be for the pick handle but with the shield up - it would hit the rounded carriage 'nose'??!! |
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at the moment Withams in UK are offering an ex gate guard from Weeton Baracks Preston/Lancashire for sale////regards malcolm
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Was down in Manly on Sat and at North Fort Museum they have a A/T 6 pr on display as well as a 17 pr and 2 pr, if you ASK nicely they might let take some pics or sizes. The light was not good, and security tight. Bob.
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This is from the 1st A/B in California, Gary Archer owned the gun, don't know if he still does.
http://imageevent.com/gazzavc/6pound...kvxzg1.zebra_s I know they reproduced the lower shield...
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Hey Darian,
Not sure if you need one but I've got an ex-Aussie WWII 6-pdr action cover available. http://www.visualcollector.com/Tommy...TommyStuff.htm
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G'day All,
I have been "out of the loop" for a while - busy with work, etc. and haven't had much of a chance to do anything. Work commitments, etc. are keeping me too busy to spend time on the "good stuff"!! Bob, Many Thanks for the heads up on the Fort North Museum and keeping an eye out for us. Greatly appreciated. I'll endeavour to make contact with them soon and see what they may be able to do to assist us. Failing that, I'll see if someone up that way will be able to help us out. Lance, I am aware of Gary and have been in touch with him several times. He has been extremely helpful. They did an absolutely fantastic job of their gun. The lower sheild on the Australian Gun is very similar to overseas versions but not quite the same. I could possibly scale from photographs however I really would like to get it exactly right. If I have to do it I'd rather only do it once, and right, the first time. Thanks for the thought. It is appreciated. David, Many Thanks also for the offer of the cover. We have a N.O.S. Cover at the workshop that Pedr picked up for us quite a while back. I'm not sure if it is the same one, so I'll track it down and check it out. I can't remember which of the covers we have. We have been working away (when what little spare time is available) on some of the smaller parts, but nothing really sustantial though. Still every little bit gets us closer - albeit ever so slowly. With things piling up before Christmas (everybody wants everthing .. yesterday) we've been slowed down a bit on the restoration front ... and the New Year is looking to be just as busy. I need to get sick to get some time off!! We are still looking for the sighting gear, etc. so if anyone has a lead or is able to help out, we would be very grateful. Again, With Many Thanks, Kind Regards to all, Darian. Last edited by Darian Carn; 19-10-09 at 04:52. |
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Hi
Dairan I wonder if you would give me permision to post some of your great pics of your restoration on the "Military Modeling" site as there is someone who is trying to find details of the 6pdr for a build Thanks David N
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G'day David,
You are more than welcome to use the pictures in any of my posts. The only pictures in my posts that are not mine are the images in my first post (which are photographs of the gun at Jacques Littlefield's). Feel free to use any of mine though. If you need, or want, bigger or higher resolution images either PM or Email me and I'll email / post them back. Cheers, Darian. |
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