TY Rocketeer, and Smoothrite is? Oh Ive got 2 Bang seats to do aswell, one is doing a paddling pool impression at the moment. Bex

Very true…I have had lots of B2 grips and it is extremely difficult to find a decent one as the corrosion gets under the smooth plastic covering and lifts it. The BI(8) at least has the decent Dunlop covering. The B2 grips were made in house and normally sport EEP….but I know that you Tim know this, but maybe a reader of this thread does not…right I am off to hang up my anorak and prepare for the dunker tomorrow….yuk!

I know the feeling, ive had to strip off the plastic on a PR7, brush away all the lovely corrosion and all i can do now is paint it shiny black 😡 Bex

Despite Damien ridiculing it, this is indeed the right hand grip, i.e. the right ‘horn’ of a Canberra yoke.

I’m no expert on Canberras so I’m not sure of the particular mark but apart from that the sellers description seems accurate to me. I think there were a couple of designs of yoke with a trigger mechanism (which is a standard ‘gun trigger/camera gun button/stores release button’ unit fitted to most fighter stick-tops of the period by the way) in the right grip of the yoke. I thought this type was from the B(I).8 but I’m by no means certain!

Where’s LesB when you need him?

Thanks Mark, yes youre right wheres Les when we need him LoL Im pretty sure its not PR9, but B(I)8 Std or the Interdictor would make sense ( I hadnt thought of that but now u mention it) coz they had guns, rockets & the kitchen sink.

Les if you see this I await your wisdom. Mark, hows ya Hunter going? And Damien, thanks for the witty response needed a chuckle today ta. Bex