Originally Posted by Powderfinger
That was the butt of the joke.
Surrey's Anglo Saxon
That was the butt of the joke.
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My 1905 still has original internals and shooting well. It did break a coil off one of the springs which I then refinished and put back. Was on our range yesterday shooting and was surprised at the small groups at 20 yards with .177 Gecos, never tried them in it before.
Baz
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Surrey's Anglo Saxon
Nice rifle you have there Baz
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Yes, That's one I don't have an example of - straight hand stock with the early long tang trigger guard. This one looks superb Barry.
Kind regards,
John
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I can't shoot these oldies like I used to Peter, waving all over the place. Spoilt now by modern PCP's fitted with scopes. My first rifle was one of these in the white, cost me £3, that was 60 years ago.
Baz
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Surrey's Anglo Saxon
I can't shoot these oldies like I used to Peter, waving all over the place. Spoilt now by modern PCP's fitted with scopes. My first rifle was one of these in the white, cost me £3, that was 60 years ago.
Baz
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I see you were ferreting around, even in those days
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