## BSA Club underlever Circa 1939 ##

[Garvin]

Will that be with salad or veg sir ?

BSA Standard rear sight blade purchased from a local retailer just last March still wrapped in brown greaseproof paper

Whats for desert ? maybe a something light like a meteor

I quoted the original post carefully.... "some shops" and "spares" (plural) just in case some smartarse came up with a one-off purchase.

[Binners]

I quoted the original post carefully.... "some shops" and "spares" (plural) just in case some smartarse came up with a one-off purchase.

That's the nicest thing I have ever been called on this site

[Bessa]

Yes....take the point.....old BSA underlever spares arent exactly jumping out the woodwork. I was talking generically for all older guns really and probably later models than early pattern BSA.
John Knibbs once had spares for one or 2 of the early pattern models and Surrey guns had a selection of peep sight and rearsights for some quite old specimens.
I turned up a peep for a BSA Club at flee market last year 15 quid.

[Binners]

Yes....take the point.....old BSA underlever spares arent exactly jumping out the woodwork. I was talking generically for all older guns really and probably later models than early pattern BSA.
John Knibbs once had spares for one or 2 of the early pattern models and Surrey guns had a selection of peep sight and rearsights for some quite old specimens.
I turned up a peep for a BSA Club at flee market last year 15 quid.

Just give Danny the name of a couple of gun shops that once sold at least two bits.

Gas mk 4 for about 28 years should have it cooked