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    I'm in!

    Well I look forward to meeting you all on Saturday! Is there going to be show-and-tell?

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    Son, considering distances in this old world of ours, and the fact that some of us may not be able to do those distances any longer for one reason or another, it is Mine Own Humble Opinion that a Factory Tour, photographed and written by somebody who KNOWS the rifles, would be somewhat akin to manna from Heaven for those of us who honour and respect the Lee-Enfield Rifle in all its forms.

    I know that I, for one, definitely would welcome such.

    Have fun, all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tbonesmithicon View Post
    Is there going to be show-and-tell?
    My fur coat there is!

    Hopefully we'll have the largest assembly of HTs together in one place since they left the factory.

    Everyone is welcome to bring along a toy. The only stipulation is that it has a Lithgowicon pedigree and it is preferably something out of the ordinary.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lithy View Post
    My fur coat there is!

    Hopefully we'll have the largest assembly of HTs together in one place since they left the factory.

    Everyone is welcome to bring along a toy. The only stipulation is that it has a Lithgowicon pedigree and it is preferably something out of the ordinary.
    Better change that to "photographed together"... I know of one person who had over a dozen back when they were being sold off, AFAIK he only has three or four now, they have been funding his retirement. And I know of another who currently has 38, but isn't keen on the work involved in gathering the info for the survey.....

    I've got my new one pulled down at the moment to give the stock some well needed oil. Nothing else, just a dust off with a soft cloth and a liberal coat of BLOicon, came up pretty good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Son View Post
    And I know of another who currently has 38, but isn't keen on the work involved in gathering the info for the survey.....
    I'll volunteer my services for restoration, identification and registration

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lithy View Post
    I'll volunteer my services for restoration, identification and registration
    As I understand it, they are registered and just need the grease knocking out of them. I've considered offering to fly over to his place and do the study on them there, just not sure how the other half would react to the cost of the airfare...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Son View Post
    As I understand it, they are registered and just need the grease knocking out of them. I've considered offering to fly over to his place and do the study on them there, just not sure how the other half would react to the cost of the airfare...
    Wont cost you any more than my flight your way, well not much i go frequent flyers. Wonder if it is the same bloke i know. We will talk

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    How about "the largest assembly of HTs owned by miltiple owners"?

    Getting excited. The 71 Holden ute is serviced and ready to go. I just have to work out a lockable box in the back and I'm right...

    Cheers,
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    ---------- Post added at 07:34 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:34 AM ----------

    How about "the largest assembly of HTs owned by miltiple owners"?

    Getting excited. The 71 Holden ute is serviced and ready to go. I just have to work out a lockable box in the back and I'm right...

    Cheers,
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