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Last edited by Alan de Enfield; 04-03-2009 at 12:13 PM.
Reason: Comment re pictures
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04-03-2009 12:06 PM
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I use alittle program called Irfan to do my pictures and it is free
http://www.irfanview.com/
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very cool. Nice .22 rifle.
Cary
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I bought mine in 1965 for £14. Super little thing it is too. The RAF Cadets still had a few of them into the 80's. They used to go into the big 43 Command Workshops at Aldershot if the RAF 'bombies' couldn't fix them. The REME Armourers used to strip one to the bare bones for its spares value every so often, just to keep them on the road but this practice was stopped so they'd condemn them and get No8's as replacements.
I wish I'd collected all of the bits up together when the workshops closed!
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(Deceased April 21, 2018)
Actualy the magazine is not welded in, its quite removeable for loading.
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Originally Posted by
John Sukey
Actualy the magazine is not welded in, its quite removeable for loading.
The magazine is not 'welded' into the rifle - it removes in the normal way.
The 5 shot BSA magazine is rivetted into a holder / plate which in turn is rivetted into the 'outer' magazine shell.
The 5 shot magazine does not come out of the 'outer' shell.
The bolt and action numbers match but the magazine is not matching to the rifle.
The magazine number is BS2140 - has anyone got this rifle ?
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(Deceased April 21, 2018)
somewhat confused, as I can remove my .22 mag from the shell and I do to load it.
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Nice one Alan - looks really great - bet you can't wait to shoot it. When you've got a .22 slot on your ticket it's nice to fill it with a 'proper' rifle! I'm really pleased with my .22 Long Lee and it's great to shoot.
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