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    No4 Mk1 dignity restored

    I came across this 1949 Fazakerley No4 Mk1 in a sad state all cut up and the stock in bad condition. Paid the $75 asking price and decided to restore some of its historical dignity back. Sourced a few spare parts and got to work. The pictures tell the story.
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    Tastefully executed and a nice addition to a bar or rifle/reloading den

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    Thanks Cinders... it was a great project and the least I could do for the old gal...

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    Very well done!

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    Looks good, and a definite unquestionably safe dewat.
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    That is one heck of a display you've made. Very nice!

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    Very nice.

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    Simply, inspirational.

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    Nice.

    Very nice. It is a crying shame all the rifle being destroyed over there at the moment. Pity they can't be sold overseas.

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    Are you able to explain the reasons for the rifle being cut-up in the manner in which it was, please? The way that it was cut-up is more of a parts kit than a deactivated rifle.

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