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    Scouse

    1943 Liverpudlian No4 Mk1---





    I love the scars.






    Nice weld on the swivel boss.


    Another nice weld.


    Interesting faceted butt socket.


    I love this rifle and I am very glad it missed being improved, post war.
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    Honest with character. Just how I like 'em!
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    I suspect the makers had a few distractions in the days that rifle was made.
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    Yep, great mid war Faz austerity example, super rifle and I would happily give her a home!
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