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    1905 ROSS MK 11 restoration

    This restoration uses a reproduction stock, middle band and nosecap with bayonet lug. The rifle was originally a sporterised military rifle


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    Nice straight grain in that stock, looks great.
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    Thankyou I give all the credit to the supplier
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    The only thing that would improve it is more a straw blue, but fine work indeed.
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