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    Quote Originally Posted by 5thBatt View Post
    According to my book a AD suffix serial number would be 1980's production (1987 by the book) so will be a MkIII*
    And that's what the photos look like. Expect a good bore, greasy wood and crappy black paint on the metal.

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    I've owned many Ishapore MkIII's from 1919 to 1924 or so that had the cutoff, but no volley sights. I've never owned a pre-1918 Ishapore that had not been updated to at least post-war pattern (e.g. volleys removed and new forestock).

    They are rather rare.
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