Reply With Quotecan you do a full rifle pic please
M
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Hi Chaps,
I asked about this a couple of weeks ago but now the guns owner has turned up and let me take photos...
There is no cocking arm and the number is 673, the wood stock is loose on the action but seems to be OK generally. Please could you chaps let me know how much this is realistically worth then my good neighbour can put it up for sale.
Thanks
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There is no trigger guard...now off to bed...a friend in need is...
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can you do a full rifle pic please
M
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I would pay no more than about £45 Carl with no cocking link, no trigger guard and lots of pitting. Sales of the sights, stock, trigger block and internal parts might add up to a bit more than that if it was broken up.
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If you do buy it for parts I'd gladly purchase the rear sight elevating screw off you. I've had no luck finding one to date.
Barry
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BarryOriginally Posted by barryeye
Try John Knibbs international for your sight bit's as far as I know he has plenty. I bought a superb blade,adjuster screw and spring for a superb nearly mint A Series Light Pattern recently, all these want is a little hand fitting. If you want his address and details pm me.
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