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    B@#$%@ South Islanders pinching the mainland gear(1916) Good collection 5Batt
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    BSA Mklll*

    Mine does not count for a 1911 but it is pretty much correct except it needs a rear volly sight spoon and front stacking swivel. 1917---#2294.

    Oh, yes, the one finger is broke off the wood that goes around the rear sight.

    Breech is stamped Englandicon.

    Nice shooter though considering the age.

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    heres my pride, my 1909 bsa mkIII. its all matching down to the cocking piece. theres a little bit of freckling on the knox, but thats it. the bore is amazing for a 101 year old rifle. ill have to make a vid. of shooting this gun. I guess it will be like my birthday guns, a few rounds a year with a bottle of champane.
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