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    Early BSA Standard Pat .22 For Sale

    Early BSA Standard Pat .22
    s/n S362 / 1919 year.
    Brown patina
    Nice unmolested original complete condition.
    All present and correct. Screws good,butt pad all good, sights all good.
    s/n under barrel aswell?
    Shoots as it should.
    Two screw hole trigger.
    £200 Posted
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    Last edited by hookerball; 05-06-2021 at 01:57 PM.

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    The under barrel stamp is usually the tap number, so the correct tap can be re-fitted after blueing, interesting it is also the weapon number on yours , if you pop the tap out and look at the small end of the taper, you might see if this is the case, that would be a first for me at any rate if all three numbers matched!

    ATB, Ed

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    Quote Originally Posted by edbear2 View Post
    The under barrel stamp is usually the tap number, so the correct tap can be re-fitted after blueing, interesting it is also the weapon number on yours , if you pop the tap out and look at the small end of the taper, you might see if this is the case, that would be a first for me at any rate if all three numbers matched!

    ATB, Ed
    Thank you Ed for this information. Will check ,when i can find the best tools to remove it.

    Cheers
    Paul

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    Quote Originally Posted by hookerball View Post
    Thank you Ed for this information. Will check ,when i can find the best tools to remove it.

    Cheers
    Paul
    God bless BSA.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hookerball View Post
    Thank you Ed for this information. Will check ,when i can find the best tools to remove it.

    Cheers
    Paul
    Hi Paul, a good screwdriver and about 10 seconds of your time will do it

    When it is out, put a tiny dab of grease on the spring / plunger (not the tap tapered bit) as this makes the action nice and snug down the screws nicely on re-fitting, the number of these I have seen with loose tap plates / stock bolts / trigger guards is amazing.

    ATB, Ed
    Last edited by edbear2; 30-05-2021 at 09:28 AM.

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    on my standard the under barrel no. is same as trigger block no. also has an upside down V with no. 87 and also an s and a capital P .....does any one know the meanings .....serial no. S38505

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    Quote Originally Posted by smallholder1 View Post
    on my standard the under barrel no. is same as trigger block no. also has an upside down V with no. 87 and also an s and a capital P .....does any one know the meanings .....serial no. S38505
    Some more learned members will answer for sure. Could be proof marks?

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    Quote Originally Posted by smallholder1 View Post
    on my standard the under barrel no. is same as trigger block no. also has an upside down V with no. 87 and also an s and a capital P .....does any one know the meanings .....serial no. S38505
    Your under barrel n trigger block numbers are matching is good as over time people swap parts ect

    I believe the other marks like the V ✔️ Letters & numbers are inspection marks, put on after production processes were completed as the gun went along the production line & each inspection point had a different stamp

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    Quote Originally Posted by edbear2 View Post
    Hi paul, good screwdriver and about 10 seconds of you time will do it

    When it is out, put a tiny dab of grease on the spring / plunger (not the tap tapered bit) as this makes the action nice and snug down the screws nicely on re-fitting, the number of these I have seen with loose tap plates / stock bolts / trigger guards is amazing.

    ATB, Ed
    Hello Ed,

    No number on tap. Have greased up the spring plunger. Doing jobs like this makes you realise just how fantastically they were built.
    Thanks for the tip.

    Paul.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hookerball View Post
    Early BSA Standard Pat .22
    s/n S362 / 1919 year.
    Brown patina
    Nice unmolested original complete condition.
    All present and correct. Screws good,butt pad all good, sights all good.
    s/n under barrel aswell?
    Shoots as it should.
    Two screw hole trigger.
    £200 Posted
    https://i.imgur.com/xmhSEB4.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/sw53dS5.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/QfNr1mg.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/ZQFuRWn.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/xerHT6f.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/7WmxJQJ.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/nIpEyeF.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/KhRfVXj.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/OaWZY9R.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/zUqvHSe.jpg
    https://i.imgur.com/k9dOGHR.jpg
    Right then, here goes ... I am NOT a trader or a dealer, I am FAR from financially stable, BUT really want this for my collection (yep am an anorak, lol). I have £180.00 and that's it. If this will see it secure posted to me in Essex, consider it deal done. Same sent by PM. Atb: GWB.
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    Cheers for the confirmation pm Paul, brilliant, deal done. Atb: GWB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gareth W-B View Post
    Cheers for the confirmation pm Paul, brilliant, deal done. Atb: GWB.
    Hi Paul. All here and all good. Many thanks: GWB.
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    B.s.a.

    Interested.

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    Quote Originally Posted by scooter48 View Post
    Interested.
    Another one up soon
    Last edited by hookerball; 14-06-2021 at 05:51 PM.

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