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Packfong is a Chinese metal alloy of nickel, zinc, and copper, resembling German silver.
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The Brown Pro-Hunter is an American bolt-action hunting, sporting and match rifle produced from steel with a stainless steel barrel and nickel-plated receiver and black plastic stock with a pistol grip. The Brown Pro-Hunter is custom made to any calibre and takes a 3-5 round magazine. Barrel lengths range from 22 to 24 inches. The Brown Pro-Hunter is fitted with a leaf sight and mounting for a telescopic sight.
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The Brown Pro-Hunter Elite is an American bolt-action hunting, sporting and match rifle produced from steel with a stainless steel barrel and nickel-plated receiver and black plastic stock with a pistol grip. The Brown Pro-Hunter Elite is custom made to any calibre and takes a 3-5 round magazine. Barrel lengths range from 22 to 24 inches. The Brown Pro-Hunter Elite is fitted with a leaf sight and mounting for a telescopic sight.
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The Brown Pro-Varminter is an American bolt-action hunting, sporting and match rifle produced from steel with a stainless steel barrel and nickel-plated receiver and black plastic stock with a pistol grip. The Brown Pro-Varminter is custom made to any calibre and takes a 3-5 round magazine. Barrel lengths range from 22 to 24 inches. The Brown Pro-Varminter is without fixed sights but has a mounting for a telescopic sight.
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The Python is Colt's premier double-action revolver with a fine reputation for accuracy with its 1: 14 twist rifling. Early models were available with a nickel plated finish but this was dropped with the introduction of stainless steel to supplement the existing blued carbon steel models. A limited number were made with 8-inch barrels - others being made with 6-inch or 4-inch barrels - and chambered for the .38 inch Smith and Wesson Special cartridge only, the standard model takes the .357 inch magnum shell.
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The Erma EGM-1 Carbine is a German semi-automatic sporting and hunting carbine. The EGM-1 Carbine is produced in matt nickel-plated steel with a beech stock in .22 Long Rifle calibre. It has a 17.75 inch long barrel and is fitted with military optical sights and a mounting for a telescopic sight. The EGM-1 Carbine takes a 5-, 10- or 15-round magazine.
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The Erma EGM-1 Sport is a German semi-automatic sporting carbine. The EGM-1 Sport is produced in matt nickel-plated steel with a laminated stock with a thumb-hole and pistol grip in .22 Long Rifle calibre. It has a 17.75 inch long barrel and is fitted with adjustable military optical sights and a mounting for a telescopic sight. The EGM-1 Sport takes a 2- or 5-round magazine. A variant model, the EGM-1 Sport Special is also produced without the military sights.
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The Marlin 883 is an American bolt-action sporting and hunting rifle produced in .22 WMR calibre which it takes from a 12-round internal tubular magazine. The Marlin 883 has a 22 inch barrel and is fitted with an adjustable sight and bead tunnel. The Marlin 883 is produced in various finishes including blued steel with a walnut stock, nickel-plated steel with a walnut stock and stainless steel with a laminated wooden stock.
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The Marlin 995 is an American semi-automatic sporting and hunting rifle produced from blued steel with a walnut stock in .22 Long Rifle calibre which it takes from a 7-round box magazine. The Marlin 995 Magnum has a 18 inch barrel and is fitted with an adjustable sight. A stainless-steel model is also produced with a nickel-plated magazine and a black plastic stock and pistol grip.
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The Marlin Model 9 is an American semi-automatic sporting rifle produced in blued or nickel-plated steel, in 9 mm Parabellum calibre which it takes from a 10-round box magazine. The Marlin Model 9 has a 16.5 inch barrel and is fitted with adjustable sights.
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