Reply With QuoteMine doesnt, but it has a one piece stock made by sile in italy....apparently they contracted out woodwork from time to time, and also it is quite a late mark 1 at 1957 and they had been making them for 10 years by then!
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Hello all,
I’m not too sure if I read, heard or even dreamt it, but is it correct that ALL MK1 Airsporters have the BSA square logo stamped into the L/H side of the stock ???
Thanks,
Sam
Mine doesnt, but it has a one piece stock made by sile in italy....apparently they contracted out woodwork from time to time, and also it is quite a late mark 1 at 1957 and they had been making them for 10 years by then!
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Mine hasn't either GB10221.Interesting info about Italy though
atb Glyn
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Only the 'G' prefix rifles, and some early 'GA's had the BSA impression in the stock.
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mine looks walnut ??
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English boarder illegally you get a job, a driving licence, housing
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Mine is a GA (55/56) and doesn't have the Stamp mark.Originally Posted by slug-gun
Last edited by chris.e; 06-11-2008 at 06:02 PM.
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Mine is a GB 1958 and doesn't have the impression.
My Dad bought it new so it is original.
Dean.
BASC
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Where did you get the information on BSA having their stocks made in Italy?
Its in the hiller book of airguns....."the company was Sile SPA, Brescia...BSA contracted out the manufacture of some of their stocks for the airsporter MK1"....(sic)
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edbear2 ,
Thanks for that .
Sam
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