it is definitely oversprung,i'm rubbish with a camera but i'll give it a go.
Now that is spooky! I reckon fate is dealing you a hand here and the rifle is meant for you!
That replacement bolt did look a little out of place and the 'butt-plug' could do with a repair but otherwise the rifle ought to clean up OK. It seemed very smooth to cock, although possibly a little oversprung? If you are to take some photos of the right side of the stock showing the piled arms trademark, it would be of interest to a few on here, I'm sure.
Kind regards,
John
it is definitely oversprung,i'm rubbish with a camera but i'll give it a go.
scrub that on the pictures,i can't post attachments and i cannot work out hosting sites.i could email them to you.
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..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
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emails sent,hope you both got them ok.
Many thanks. Pics now here.
Vintage Airguns Gallery
..Above link posted with permission from Gareth W-B
In British slang an anorak is a person who has a very strong interest in niche subjects.
i just bought it off the owner,i think it was meant to be given the circumstances.
as well as the right hand stamp i have just noticed 2 other marks on the stock just behing the trigger guard slot,there is a 'h' in a stylised star and an 'n' in the same stylized star,they are about 3mm in diameter.i have never seen such marks before or is it just down to me having new glasses that i can now see what i couldn't before?
they probably are inspection marks,these new glasses are allowing me to see things i never did before.they won't improve my shooting though!