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    Caution about gun in this week's auction!

    I'm told that Lot 1033 - "An Argles Patent twist barrel air gun, with fruit wood stock and scrolling steel trigger guard" is probably not an airgun at all, so beware! Apparently it's most likely a small garden shotgun and needs a certificate.


    http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/au...e-a50800e33c0f
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garvin View Post
    I'm told that Lot 1033 - "An Argles Patent twist barrel air gun, with fruit wood stock and scrolling steel trigger guard" is probably not an airgun at all, so beware! Apparently it's most likely a small garden shotgun and needs a certificate.


    http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/au...e-a50800e33c0f
    l think you are right Danny it is a garden gun, there was one for sale at the Brum arms fair at the weekend, but l was told it's off ticket as it's in 7mm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by micky View Post
    l think you are right Danny it is a garden gun, there was one for sale at the Brum arms fair at the weekend, but l was told it's off ticket as it's in 7mm.
    Thanks Mick. Is 7mm an obsolete calibre?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garvin View Post
    Thanks Mick. Is 7mm an obsolete calibre?
    Hi Danny,


    7mm rimfire is currently an obsolete calibre and therefore off ticket, but I am aware that obsolete calibres, de-acts and the definition of an antique are currently under review.

    Regards

    Brian

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    Quote Originally Posted by Abasmajor View Post
    Hi Danny,


    7mm rimfire is currently an obsolete calibre and therefore off ticket, but I am aware that obsolete calibres, de-acts and the definition of an antique are currently under review.

    Regards

    Brian
    Thanks for that, Brian. Bidders take note.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Abasmajor View Post
    Hi Danny,


    7mm rimfire is currently an obsolete calibre and therefore off ticket, but I am aware that obsolete calibres, de-acts and the definition of an antique are currently under review.

    Regards

    Brian
    Hi Brian, l was told on Sunday by a dealer that they wanted to treat de-acts like they do with post war airguns, and to get the name and address of the buyer, but l think that is for dealers only.

    Regards,
    Mick.

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    All the above duly noted - however.... Lot 1083...
    I'm still drooling slightly from the 'boxed' pair (though mis-matched as not consecutive serial numbers) of Pope pistols:

    http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/au...8-a50800e37cca

    presumably that is at least one 'shoulder stock' included as well?

    Any idea what they might fetch?

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