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LuckyLuca
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Re: Hunter

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Looking good Lee!
I walked across an empty land
I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.

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Greentura
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Re: Hunter

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Very nice. I'm just starting to restore my third Hunter now i have a new tip and have just fitted the new ferrules, as the originals had been 'folded' rather than taken apart, making the rod resemble the letter 'Z' when assembled. It's an earlier version than the 'SP' with the intermediate whippings and rubber button. just waiting for the thread to arrive to start building, incidentally what colour code is that on yours?

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Re: Hunter

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Love the look of the Quinnette. New to me. Shall look out for one

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Ljm183
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Re: Hunter

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Greentura wrote:, incidentally what colour code is that on yours?
Gudebrod size A colour code Maroon 337
On the 500
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And Perivale pero colour code 368
On the Hunter
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Taprobanes

Re: Hunter

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It's about the time to practice getting up really early, whenever I hear wood pigeons I always think of Tench

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Re: Hunter

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JimmyBobkin wrote:Love the look of the Quinnette. New to me. Shall look out for one
The Quinnette 9 is a very rare rod John and Brian at Chapman,s cant remember making this one they told me it was probably a one off.

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Re: Hunter

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Both the Hunter and the new 500 will be out on Thursday, just hope the tench are feeding.
Both the rods have had copper whipping added to the butt ring and a new Chapman badge to the 500

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Re: Hunter

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Very pretty Jim! Thats a lovely whipping shade!
I walked across an empty land
I knew the pathway like the back of my hand
I felt the earth beneath my feet
Sat by the river and it made me complete.

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Re: Hunter

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Another 500 joins the Chapman family
This one was a standard 500 but it,s now a de-luxe with lined butt and tip ring,s and the extra ring on the tip section.

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Re: Hunter

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That looks like a cracking rod, nice work, just like the others, really admire the Chapmans dark cane; just finishing a really old 550 and the cane still looks in top condition, will see though when it goes into battle !!
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