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    No8 Mk1

    A prefix serial #22xxx
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    Er............. I know others are probably thinking the same but........... what about it?

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    He wants to know all about it?
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    Pictures are invaluable in this case...
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    well without photos to help, I have bought 5 in the last 7 years with prices ranging from NZicon$380 all the way up to NZ$815 if thats any help.
    but with any rifle prices around the world can very a lot for the same thing

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    As said difficult without pictures to put a value on any gun. I paid 800.00 Canadianicon about three years ago for one that was not as great as described by the seller. Wood has too many marks however I think most could be sweat out should I want to take the time to do that.

    Mine was from NZicon and i probably paid too much but that's what happens when you want something that is rather difficult to find.
    Why use a 50 pound bomb when a 500 pound bomb will do?

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    These 22's are outstripping the real deals, I suppose because there were less of them. Pictures really assist in an honest appraisal of the rifle.

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    Let's not beat about the bush here chaps - and Tarheeler. With a description like 'No8 Mk1, serial A 22xxx' and later, when prompted, the single word 'value' it seems that you think we are all clairvoyant's or mind readers. Let's all stop guessing and wait for something solid.

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