Just one last question then please....the 19731 serial number is not connected to a date? Also how much is one worth now?.. do they ever appear in the other calibres?
Sorry that was a few questions
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Just one last question then please....the 19731 serial number is not connected to a date? Also how much is one worth now?.. do they ever appear in the other calibres?
Sorry that was a few questions
Even better looking than a HW35
I believe the serial numbers are not dated and are just a I.D. number, when you mean other calibres, then yes .177, .22, .25 do pop up every now and then, .20 was never a BSA option but there was a few .20 barrels kicking about in the 80's made by certain companies, as for how much they are worth is a bit tricky as they are not overly populer with hardened shooters, as they prefer HW's but being a carbine may add a small amount but barrels are easy to get hold of and can be swapped, I'd say a minter would be in the region of £100-150.Originally Posted by Gamocfx
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Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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Thanks for that Pete, I will certainly look out for one in .177. I was just reading your list of rifles! Seems like you are a BSA fan!
Even better looking than a HW35
Oh yes, I love the things, the rifles I have in my collection are of the age just before BSA decided to drop all their decent rifles and started producing tat
Pete
Far too many rifles to list now, all mainly British but the odd pesky foreigner has snuck in
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Thanks Pete, I will keep a lookout for one of these in .177 and certainly .25, I really like this little rifle which points and shoots well.
I am not familiar with the BSA stuff of the 80's so this has inspired me to maybe try another one or two..... after I have that Beeman C1 !!
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