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    Pic of an P14 (T)

    Hello to all,

    Is there anybody who can send me please a close up pic of an P14 (T) Winchester made with an Pattern 18 Sope?

    Thank you in advance

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    Gunner

    I have seen the pics of the P14 (T) that Badger made but this is not the scopemount that i want to fake
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    I didn't make any P14 .....

    There are Knowledge Libraryicon entries of "all correct" snipers if you simply check the England - Milsurp Knowledge Library (click here), complete with a 182 picture photo montage.

    No.3 MkI* (T) Rifle - (Pattern 1914 Mk1* W (T) Sniper Rifle) (click here)
    c/w matching Model 1918 (3x) Scope Serial #226763 (Mfg by B.S.A Guns)


    (Click PIC to Enlarge)

    This is one of only 79 rifles converted by B.S.A Guns, contracted between July 27, 1935 and completed by Dec 9, 1938. The scope and rifle are "all matching" with "all correct" fonts and markings for collector comparisons.

    There are several follow up sections with additional pics noted in the "Collector's Feedback and Comments" section of the main library entry, showing the "Fianna Fiel" and BSA font and stamping examples with extreme close-ups, which are helpful in spotting incorrect or reproduction components. There's also a follow up note discussing a No.3 MkI* (T) Rifle (BSA Scope), which is currently being offered for auction on the Internet.


    There's also an MKLicon entry with a 174 pic photo montage for another P14 sniper complete with a Model 1918 PP Co. scope.

    No.3 MkI* (T) Rifle - (Pattern 1914 Mk1* W (T) Sniper Rifle)
    (Manufactured by Winchester - Serial #W196128)

    c/w Model 1918 (3x) Scope (Mfg by Periscopic Prism Co. Ltd.)
    c/w 1908 Web Pattern sling (Mfg in 1913 by M.E. Co.)

    (Click PIC to Enlarge)

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    Hi Badger,

    You got right. I have to excuse me.
    Sometime it makes sense to click on the buttons that are below.I´ve seen the stuff that i want to and close enough.

    Regards,

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    Not really up close, but a neet-o pic nonetheless.


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    Thank you for the pic!

    Regards

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    A picture which I took some years ago.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk VII View Post
    A picture which I took some years ago.

    *Drool* oh boy can I swap my first born and misses for it??????

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    If you know one let me know too!

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