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On the website of a famous British gunsmithing firm at the moment, there is an early No4 with cut-off listed for sale.
Photos seem to show a bolt with a bored-out knob - this would be original for a trials rifle from what I've read, pity the original markings are gone.
Yes indeed just like the pictures I see ??????? Not!
I didn't post any pics - they're on the website alluded to...Quote:
Originally Posted by CINDERS
Er................ The trouble is that there are MANY famous british gunsmithing firms. Or am I just being a bit idle?
I saw it on fultons web site
No, not at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter Laidler
For the firm in question, they make a good steel scope mount for the No 4.
I know Peter L we are a bit behind here sorry I thought we were playing charades, so who is it Rigby, John Holland, BSA, Parker Hale, Fultons, Harrington and Richardson, Purdey ? is it that much of a secret this firm you may get nailed by the web spies for divulging a great secret to the world really boy I thought I was bad......hhhmmmm probably have 20,000 people agree with that.
A least Kimbo65 plays fair as just what we at the forum need is another endless search looking for a rifle from a famous British weapons manufacturer I got it Vickers Armstrong!!!! gads how could I be such an irriot........ it was just an allusion do I get a empty paper bag now! :madsmile:
Is this it??:
F1810 ENFIELD NO4 MK1 TRIALS RIFLE .303
Gil
Gil you rotter you took the cake:( at 2,500.oo Brittish Pounds ouch
Don't forget " Buy the rifle not the history":thup: