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I have no A1515 which is in perfect condition as well and only 3 away in number as well but it’s not a sniper
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That’s a rarity in itself! To my understanding, far more of the Trials rifles were converted than not. Very cool!
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Originally Posted by
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I have no A1515 which is in perfect condition as well and only 3 away in number as well but it’s not a sniper
Does it have a light alloy buttplate and a sling swivel on the guard?
That and the backsight clearance milled out for the plunger as per production No4's are the hallmarks of the Model C trials.
I had one at one time, A1959 IIRC.
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I own A1424 with scope 3193 on the wrist, and A0733 with scope 3288 on the wrist.
Interestingly, I also own an early Savage 4t OC1862 with an earlier scope 1766 on the wrist.
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I own A1424 with scope 3193 on the wrist, and A0733 with scope 3288 on the wrist.
Interestingly, I also own an early Savage 4t OC1862 with an earlier scope 1766 on the wrist.
Now that is interesting, as it suggest some Savage rifles were converted at Enfield.
“There are invisible rulers who control the destinies of millions. It is not generally realized to what extent the words and actions of our most influential public men are dictated by shrewd persons operating behind the scenes.”
Edward Bernays, 1928
Much changes, much remains the same.
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