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  1. 15-02-2010, 01:55 PM #16
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    ' Now then , now then , how's about ...? '

    a very nice BSA Stutzen tap loader , with a little money thrown in as well ?
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    The elastic band wasn't for me heart Pete....didn't you see Rab C. last week..? Twas used for "assistance"...a la Jamsie.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch.Stanton? View Post
    a very nice BSA Stutzen tap loader , with a little money thrown in as well ?
    Thank you but....... no deal
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    I got a barrel for a MK2 service rifle. Any good?? ha ha.
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    Quote Originally Posted by willem View Post
    I got a barrel for a MK2 service rifle. Any good?? ha ha.
    If it is a .25, then you have just gone favourite Sharon or Will
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    Valuation

    Okay as you obviously know what /where this is placed in the market value of things and we don't , what value do you place on this item so I can possibly try and make a swops to equal or better value .

    I've seen Britannia's sell for £300 at auction and then the same for £500 on a Dealers table at Bisley . I've seen heard that some versions are rarer than others and fetch near £1000 .

    Have only ever seen two Britannia's , at the home of the Dealer Malcolm Munslow and both were around £450 each .

    Some pointers would be appreciated .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch.Stanton? View Post
    Okay as you obviously know what /where this is placed in the market value of things and we don't , what value do you place on this item so I can possibly try and make a swops to equal or better value .

    I've seen Britannia's sell for £300 at auction and then the same for £500 on a Dealers table at Bisley . I've seen heard that some versions are rarer than others and fetch near £1000 .

    Have only ever seen two Britannia's , at the home of the Dealer Malcolm Munslow and both were around £450 each .

    Some pointers would be appreciated .
    I appreciate this and it is difficult to value as there is none of the original bluing showing, just untouched brown patina but she is one of the early ones.

    I would value this between £350-£550 exactly the same as a MK2 .25 Service strangely enough
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    Now then ..

    ..thanks , we now have something to use as a guide to offer something appropriate of value ....that slow grinding sound is my brain working overtime .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch.Stanton? View Post
    ..thanks , we now have something to use as a guide to offer something appropriate of value ....that slow grinding sound is my brain working overtime .
    I was offered a reasonable sum for the rifle but as I could not find a .25 or a MK1 Webley rifle to buy with the proceeds I declined the cash hoping the swap might tempt someone who has duplicates, to part with one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hwvixen View Post
    Chocolate tea pot..... see Gun laying Teacher thread.
    What calibre is the Teapot
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    Custom

    Hows about my .25 Custom QB Carbine - up in Sales Section now ....really need the Cash personally but we all know what collecting Airguns is like
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arch.Stanton? View Post
    Hows about my .25 Custom QB Carbine - up in Sales Section now ....really need the Cash personally but we all know what collecting Airguns is like
    Stunning rifle that Mr Stanton...bit too modern for me but, I am sure it won't be around long.
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    .25

    Well its a .25 so I had to have it . Yes , very sweet to shoot .
    Just a sucker for .25 me
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  14. 16-02-2010, 08:35 PM #29
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    The "chocolate teapot's" all came in .177 Cal Pete...if you knew someone to knock up a...."calibrated sledge"...to sit the baby on...you would have the ultimate BSA!

    Orrrrrrr....look out for a cheap tank/field gun on your travel's..
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    Quote Originally Posted by hwvixen View Post
    The "chocolate teapot's" all came in .177 Cal Pete...if you knew someone to knock up a...."calibrated sledge"...to sit the baby on...you would have the ultimate BSA!

    Orrrrrrr....look out for a cheap tank/field gun on your travel's..
    Sounds like a job for that young Edbear chappie !
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