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| MCB Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Bean Town, U.S.A.
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| B, the correct answer should be... The Nel-Spot came first, then after many clones later, the Ghost appeard, followed by the Phantom. If I may, oh mighty nobel one, is the red valve spring also necessary in winter. Yes we're talking about the Lapco fitted hammered Ghost, I know. But would that spring allow for a long enough dwell to get the necessary charge in winter considering the lightness of both the hammer and main spring?
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| MCB Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central Maryland
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| Well, we finally got a new 2006 Ghost for resale here. I ordered one directly from Colin last APRIL! The plastic external parts are gone. All metal. We ordered this one with a stock which bolts on beneath the grip frame. I'll be testing it shortly. Carter, excellent review and pics. I linked to it on our forum. |
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