BSA Long Tom

[Binners]

NOW SOLD I have a .22 T series fitted with the early BSA peep sight in the stock, far from mint but a nice genuine rifle. £200 collected from Bisley this weekend. Email for photos. Photo added

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[Josie & John]

I've shot this rifle and it is a comfortable one to shoot.

Good luck with the sale Peter.

John

[Binners]

I cant remember the last time I sent so many pictures by email

[gingernut]

Comfortable.
Says it all John.

[Binners]

Comfortable.
Says it all John.

Yes, its all padded when you hold it tightly

[gingernut]

Thought your Long Tom was semi retired Pete?

[Binners]

Thought your Long Tom was semi retired Pete?

Yes, it doesn't shoot as far as it used to, so semi it is

[Binners]

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[Binners]

Notice the quality effect of the shade in these shots

[Binners]

Just been reliably inform that the BSA peep sight is a Number 22

[micky]

Notice the quality effect of the shade in these shots

Never mind the shade look at the fence.

[Binners]

Fenceless photos now on opening post

[Binners]

Was hoping not to remove the peep sight. but I think it is making the rifle too expensive

[Binners]

Now sold