BSA Club 1948 - 50

[pushbikeman]

Thank you Millsy1 for your comment regarding Airsporter numbers. I will change them in my book of words !

ATB John

[Sam99]

I have a MKII Airsporter - EE623
It has the BSA Arrow head on the cylinder pointing towards the loading tap with Club etched on the cylinder.
I was once told its a MK2 Club.

EC Clubs - I believe they were only made for one year - 1956 ???


Sam

[Millsy1]

HI Sam
Yes I think they were known as the Club MK11 prior to the Club name being dropped completely. This was the time when changes were gradually being made for the introduction of the MK11 Airsporter and you could end up with a rifle incorporating a mixture of Mk1 and Mk11 parts. Is your gun one of these?
Millsy

[Binners]

[Lakey]

Wow ! What a beauty !

[Binners]

Wow ! What a beauty !

Had a better one but someone who we both know bought it

[Millsy1]

That is really nice.
Millsy

[Dutch]

Thanks for replies. I have details of another gun with A after the serial number. Might it denote smoothbore? Also have you dropped a number 1 as this seems to be a very low number although I have seen others numbered below 10000?

Sorry I have indeed dropped a number, so many tiny stripes next to each other! its E11114 A so well above 10000. Checked the barrel, but its not smoothbore, rifling present! would be interesting to know where the A stands for, thnx

[Millsy1]

Anyone any ideas about the letter A ?
Millsy

[gunshop]

Sorry I have indeed dropped a number, so many tiny stripes next to each other! its E11114 A so well above 10000. Checked the barrel, but its not smoothbore, rifling present! would be interesting to know where the A stands for, thnx

Anyone any ideas about the letter A ?
Millsy

It could have supposed to have been an E for export and someone at BSA stamped it wrong? stranger things have happened........

[johnbaz]

Hi


This one is .177" cal but i've no idea of the serial as it seems someone rubbed it away prepping it for paint








John