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    Were any particular flavor of No. 1 MkIII's used?
    I have a BSA that might be a good candidate. I'm going to do this one day.

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    They were all different makers/sorts of bodies. That's what made each one a 'one-off' conversion.

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    I think the folding stock model at the HQ, SASC has an Ishapore body if memory serves. I have pics here on my other computer that I'll see if I can find.
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