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    Pics of My 1941 No2 Mk1*...No import Mark...





    Great shooter. This is the one I got with 770 rounds of Remington Israeli contract ammo. Range Tested. Mohawk Approved .. 100% matching..May be a bring back as it is not stamped "Englandicon" and no SOS marks to be found...
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    nice revolver , the mkII reeded scale without the disc , its dated to 42 , so im guessing this may have been reworked , the one with the disc dated from 38 to 42 and would have been more correct , but i learned a long time ago - never say never or always ,

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