Hi folks,

I recently visited a man who had to deal with his deceased father's extensive collection. I showed reasonable self-control and came back with only three rifles. Among them, a rather new 1950 LongBranch No4 But I digress.

One of them is this LSA No1Mk3. At first glance, I thought it's simply a No1Mk3 who was refinished by some guy in his basement. But the metal refinishing shows precision. Sorry about the bad picture of the markings, it's LSA Co, 1918. The numbers match, even on the nose cap. So, is there any other explanation? Done by a gunsmith, for one client? Thanks for any hypothesis,

Lou




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