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joberg
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The casting and the shrinking might be measurable, but I'll bet my shirt that if someone transform it to a very decent copy: shaving the grips and replacing them with the amber one, placing the spring inside the aluminum grip insert (so you can think it's a real Bulldog), getting some of the fantastic steel replacement of Don and a great paint job by Staar, getting all the metal screws...and voila: unless somebody is there with the tape to measure it nobody will know the diff  |
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The Loyalizer
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That's pretty true of most blaster replicas, often times the amount of work put into the paint and finish can really transform them into great pieces.
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