This rifle has been bid up to $5581. Is it really worth that kind of money or is just a couple of guys with money that have to have it ?
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This rifle has been bid up to $5581. Is it really worth that kind of money or is just a couple of guys with money that have to have it ?
The first sale went for 5024.00. Seller made out even better the second time around at 5800.00. For his sake, hope this is not another non-paying buyer.
It may pull some more out of the woodwork at that price. But will that price point hold? "Air" gets fairly thin at that level.
It went for $5800, Ray
The 1931 Enfield No. 4 MK. I (T) rifle " A 1512 " is up for sale again on Gunbroker on 2017-05-24, this time with a mismatched, but correct model, No. 32 MK. I scope made by KL serial number 7180. Gunbroker auction 650163278 Seller is: 14tony on Gunbroker Arroyo Seco, NM, 87514, USA. His asking start price is USD $7,000.00
The wrist has two scope serial numbers. The cancelled earlier one appears to be 1240. The second and later scope serial number is 3504. Interestingly that same scope serial number 3504 was tentatively reported to be on the wrist of " A 0713 ", but when last reported, photographic confirmation was being sought.
No. 32 MK. III scope SN 21647 had earlier been put with this rifle by an owner, but it is now no longer with this rifle.
What is the go with this T it seems to get cold feet each time it's sold I am wondering about certain practices surely it cannot be sold twice and the buyers balk twice no less!
Perhaps he bought the rifle for the scope and had the rifle...? Stranger things...Quote:
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it was 5 years ago...Quote:
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Thread closed as it's almost as old as I am ... :lol:
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Doug
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