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The side-swinging breechblock was a common arrangement on everything from good grade targeteers (such as yours) down to little pocket cheapies. For your information, in 1930, a pistol such as yours sold for $5.36.

A vehicle for veteran stuntwoman Zoe Bell, who was showcased to far better effect in Quentin Tarantino's "Grindhouse" entry "Death Proof," the pic feels like an homage to '80s straight-to-video cheapies, one that's missing any humor but faithfully reproduces the bare-bones production values.

However, it raises a glimmer of hope he may finally be done with cheque book cheapies.

The problem is that, aside from the odd moment where our man flashes his claws, Marvel's latest looks like one of those burn-and-churn cheapies that Nicolas Cage would sign up for.

Miles better than Stolen, Justice and Trespass but miles worse than, say, Raising Arizona, Leaving Las Vegas or Face/Off, it's probably not a turning point but raises a glimmer of hope that the man (with hair) may finally be done with cheque-book cheapies.

Shoppers who abandon their local fashion boutiques in favour of the chain store cheapies are no different from those people who ignore their local butcher, baker and grocer in order to shop at one of the major supermarkets.

Those leather-covered or lacquered cheapies in a drugstore's bargain barrel will burn hot, and so will you after trying to fire one up.

The team is a collection of cheapies and loan signings trying to gel.

Hondas have reasonable repair costs too but all of the other cheapies are European, including Citroen, Renault, Peugeot, Ford, SEAT, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Fiat.

Hondas have reasonable repair costs, too, but all of the other cheapies are European, including Citroen, Renault, Peugeot, Ford, SEAT, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Fiat.

A decade ago the Czech cars were cheapies trying to shake off their shoddy reputation - but those cars actually cost more than today's highly-respected newcomers.