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    Picking up my last layaway

    In about 10 minutes I'm taking my lunch to drive to a local gun shop to pay off the last of two layaways. I was paying on my No5 up until about 3 weeks ago and today I'm bringing home my P14. Typically, my own rule on this stuff is if I have to put in on layaway I only do one at a time and I don't buy anything else until the layaway is paid off. Well, you know how it is with mil-surplus, you can't guarantee you'll see another of what you want for the price you want... so I bent the rules a little.

    I'll post some pictures when time permits.
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    "I'll post some pictures when time permits."

    Will be waiting with Coke and popcorn in hand. Sincerely. BruceV.

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    KarlJ, Sometimes there's an inner voice, or the rifle's talking to ya that makes us 'break the rules'.

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    KarlJ, Sometimes there's an inner voice, or the rifle's talking to ya that makes us 'break the rules'.

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    Especially when it says "I'm a really nice P14 with Weedon Proofs and you'll kick yourself in the butt for a very long time if you pass me up..."

    Maybe I should have read that section on mental health on the 4473 a little better....

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    Sometimes the milsurps have an sweeter sound than the old greek sirenes . You could not resist.

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    All right!!!! Picture time.... Get comfy...

    Let's start off with the newest addiction, uh, I mean addition.....

    So far the only thing I added is the piling swivel. That's the nice thing about the layaway, I was able to score an Eddystone swivel from e-bay.

    Sorry the pics are a little dark, my house is like the Black Hole, not even light escapes....


    The stock is marked Patt14 and the brass disk is just marked with an S


    The star is the Weedon Proof


    Under the rear sight....

    Service Proofs

    The volley sight was removed for WWII

    There are a few Remington marked parts

    I believe that's the barrel proof...

    Not sure what the G is for

    There's a Z on one sight ear

    The bolt has most of the black finish

    Bolt matches

    Look what I found in the buttstock

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    And the No5....

    She's a BSA 1945. All matching but the magazine and the upper handgard.

    M47 is the designation for BSA



    It's a pre-68 import.

    Not sure what the S393 is for... I've never heard of a serial number like that....

    The bolt matches...

    BSA Barrel

    Barrel proofs
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