No 32 mk 3 on ebay

A canvas case on it's own sold last month on eb here in the UK for GBP400 ( 615 USD). It was from a "P" prefix rifle too.

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Originally Posted by henry r

alan, i'll bet that you spent as many hours watching, chasing, hunting, buying and selling to get from the sight to the full collection as it would have taken to earn the money to buy them outright. :D

at least that is what i have found with my car stuff. how ever you do it, it costs.

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Fair point, but, Its not only the 'fun of the chase' its something to do on those long Winter nights when its dark at 3pm and still dark at 8am the next morning.

Generally my wheeler-dealing is done between September/October and April, - Summer is for outdoor activities.

Work is a 4 letter word that I gave up on when I was fortunate enough to be able to do so at age 45 years.

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Originally Posted by CINDERS

hands up those who do not surf the web to find an item they would like or to buy and move on at a meagre profit.

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My hand is up. I almost never search the net for things to buy, except for bits and pieces to move forward on projects already in hand.

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Originally Posted by CINDERS

hands up those who do not surf the web to find an item they would like or to buy and move on at a meagre profit

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I only look for stuff I need. I couldn't be bothered haggling over something just to re-sell it.

I picked up a book today 1st Ed SC 1996 printing "The Blue Haze By Leslie Hall (A WWII Australian Prisoner of the IJA) in unread mint condition for .50 cents it sells on ABEbooks.com @$70.00 and fleabay @$100.00 so not bad for just walking in at a book sale, no haggling just here's the dosh (And other big buys for .50 cents) and see ya later :thup: Seriously I like haggling I mean if I can save $150 off a $5,000 rifle then that can go towards ammo, come on Jim you must have haggled a few people in the day.