Hill 60 Rifle Stoke

[Paul D]

Two brothers were involved in "marking" and Making these items in the early 80's. One brother owned Hill 60, and the other had Hill 62. Neither of them spoke to each other, as there was a family feud. The brother who "owned" hill 60 died a few years ago.. I haven't been back for a number of years, but I can assure you back in the early 80's, these were being knocked up and sold to the "tourist". at rather a lot of money I may add

Is that the Big fat bloke John or is he the one still alive ??

Nice to see you about

[edelweiss123]

Two brothers were involved in "marking" and Making these items in the early 80's. One brother owned Hill 60, and the other had Hill 62. Neither of them spoke to each other, as there was a family feud. The brother who "owned" hill 60 died a few years ago.. I haven't been back for a number of years, but I can assure you back in the early 80's, these were being knocked up and sold to the "tourist". at rather a lot of money I may add

Thanks, do you have an example of another as i have looked and cant find one similar?

[John Brandon]

That's him Paul, he actually got done for kiddy fiddling in the early 90's. big fat slob
Still about mate, retired now, so i don't get so much time as i used to. But I am at Leeds on the 14th

[edelweiss123]

That's him Paul, he actually got done for kiddy fiddling in the early 90's. big fat slob
Still about mate, retired now, so i don't get so much time as i used to. But I am at Leeds on the 14th

He sounded like a colorful character.