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The Following 5 Members Say Thank You to Len For This Useful Post:
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07-01-2012 06:45 AM
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Nice one! ... and the price would be considered very reasonable over here. It looks pristine.
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What lovely, crisp markings on the wood! A very good buy indeed!
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Yep... I know of one in worse condition for more money.... I think you made an outstanding purchase!!!
Thanks for posting pics of it!!
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It finally went for 256,51 EUR (but was NOT fully numbered). I`m sure the buyer would be able to make a good profit on that one even by parting it out for spares. It looked to be in very good condition.
Last edited by villiers; 10-13-2012 at 12:54 PM.
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Looks just like my first milsurp, a 71/84 pulled from a 55 gallon drum of Spandaus at "Doughboys Surplus" in El Monte CA (circa 1960). My Grandpa paid 5 bucks for it and said "here you go". It's a complete mixmaster, but it will always be my first... 
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) and an excellent bore. Asking price was $695 + tax & nic but after some spirited haggling I got it for six hundred otd. Probably too much but it was nice to end the dry spell. I've got another 71/84 that's in pristine shape and I was always leery about taking her out to the range and getting her dinged up. No such reservations with this one. Here are some pics.
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