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Tarrantula
Hi all, I recently picked up L39A1 UE70 A876 from my local shop up here in
Canada![icon](autolinker/images/link6.gif)
. It looks like it has had quite a life. I received it with a No8 style butt, PH5C sight, but the front of the receiver is d/t for a scope base. Anybody have any info on this one? I'll try to get some pictures up soon. Thanks in advance everyone!
Shipped to Donnington Stores on 26th Feb 1971 - EXT 68/685 - A.I.N 444015/19
Not sure what EXT and AIN are.
No end user noted.
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Excellent, thank you so much, Roy!
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chosenman
Hi Simon, Do you have any info on Enforcer 049??
Thanks
I've just placed a deposit on 049, after many years of wanting and enforcer I've finally been in a position to acquire one.
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L42A1 N34858 sold at auction by the Burley Auction Group, New Braunfels, Texas, USA
2023-12-09 for USD $5,000 plus 25% Buyer's Premium. Replica No. 8 Mk. I case, but L42A1 transit chest appeared to be original. There were some errors in the auction description and it sat at $2,000 for the longest time. I already have an L42A1 with EIS and the end of the auction, the bidding went beyond my bid level. So much for being a sleeper bargain!
Colin MacGregor Stevens
https://www.captainstevens.com [B]Model 1918 scope ideally w P14 rings; LB Scout Sniper Rifle windmill sight & furniture; No. 4 Mk. I* 28L0844; any rifle with S/N ASE-xxxx ; No.32 Mk. I SN 1042.
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Another one to add to the list.
Enforcer Serial No 527 with its original matching scope numbered 527
Issued to Exeter Police in 1979.
Matching numbers but never fitted with a Bipod
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Someone had a sequentially numbered pair of Envoys for sale here recently in original condition.
“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. ![Big Grin](images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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L42A1 G32974 with full CES & SB scope & bracket. Thanks
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Blimey
L42A1 G32974 with full CES & SB scope & bracket. Thanks
Shipped to Donnington 18th June 1971
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L42A1 AN2129?
Scope,bracket and matching case survive.
Colin MacGregor Stevens
https://www.captainstevens.com [B]Model 1918 scope ideally w P14 rings; LB Scout Sniper Rifle windmill sight & furniture; No. 4 Mk. I* 28L0844; any rifle with S/N ASE-xxxx ; No.32 Mk. I SN 1042.
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L42A1 Rifle _38303 (no prefix letter legible in photos) with matching scope 17786. Does it appear on the L42A1 list?
This rifle set was listed for sale in Texas on Gunbroker.com in June 2024. Chest, marked "B COY / 2RRF / 4 of 13" though I do not know if chest is numbered on a label to match this rifle. Chest appears to have complete contents though spotting scope has a separate attached small case for an alternate eyepiece so its model is not known as the Scout Regiment Telescope Mk. II S did not have an alternate eyepiece as far as I know. An IWS night vision scope bag was shown, but its contents, if any, were neither described nor shown. It was listed at USD $12,000 with only 9 photos and very little decription, and not surprisingly, it did not sell.
Colin MacGregor Stevens
https://www.captainstevens.com [B]Model 1918 scope ideally w P14 rings; LB Scout Sniper Rifle windmill sight & furniture; No. 4 Mk. I* 28L0844; any rifle with S/N ASE-xxxx ; No.32 Mk. I SN 1042.
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