Northern Ireland 1980'S Baton Gun????

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Jimbo

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Hello people, could someone please let me know which Baton gun was used in Northern Ireland by the British army during the 1980's, is it one of these, if so which one? I need the info for a conversion I'm in the middle of
Many thanks & appreciate any help on this one.
Cheers
Jim
 

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Thanks Steve,
The picture you've posted shows a different gun to the Federal riot gun, so I presume both types were used in Northern Ireland, I reckon I might go for the Federal Gun with the wooden stock.
Thanks for your help
Cheers
Jim
 
Yeah looks that way Steve, this picture is dated 1974 so I presume this model/type was used well into the 80's & beyond
Cheers
Jim
 

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Hi Jim
My Mrs uses the Federal with the wooden stock when i am late from the pub ,she finds the wooden stock far more comfortable ,and better accuracy when she bounces them off the garden path into my groin area , and the wooden stock matches the brown leather coat I bought her for Xmas last year........lol
Cheers Chris
 
Jimbo ,

I have sent some pics to you via e mail ....as you said the wooden stocked model was used well into the 80's ...hell of a kick if I remember rightly when we used them at Long Kesh .

Now get sculpting

Nap
 
Incidentally, the baton gun or FRG (Federal Riot Gun), was a modified 2 inch Very Flare Pistol. The metal stock was spot welded on, as well as an extension to the barrel. It was chambered to accept 1.5 inch baton rounds.
 

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