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**Warren** · 03-13-2011 10:23 PM

20 years ago. Cleaning out the filing cabinet and found this....
read it and weep.
Cheers,
Warren

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**Highly Recommended** · 03-13-2011 10:23 PM

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**vintage hunter** · 03-14-2011 01:52 AM

According to the add the no.4T's were Indian, ''Ishapore manufacture and markings''. I shelled out way more than that for my Indian T and I did'nt get a scope tin.

**Cold_Zero** · 03-14-2011 02:04 AM

Heart palpitations….

**enfield303t** · 03-14-2011 02:43 AM

Had a link sent to me by LERA and there were No4 T's if I remember correctly selling for under $50.00 with transit cases. They went up in price $5.00 about 3 months later. Oh the date was 1961/2

**fergs** · 03-14-2011 03:50 AM

Oh to own a time machine!!!

**buffdog** · 03-14-2011 09:07 AM

Originally Posted by enfield303t

Had a link sent to me by LERA and there were No4 T's if I remember correctly selling for under $50.00 with transit cases. They went up in price $5.00 about 3 months later. Oh the date was 1961/2

I made a trip to Alexandria, Virginia, back in 1961 and bought five No.4Mk.1T rifles, complete with transit cases, scopes, and scope tins for $49.95 each. At the time, the Canadian Dollar was worth about $1.10, so the actual cost in Canadian money was about 10% less. If I recall right, it cost about 6% Duty and Taxes to get them into Canada icon

. We didn't have to be concerned with Gun Control Laws, Homeland Security and all the rest of the crap we have now.
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**Gordp56** · 03-27-2012 02:21 AM

Aaarrrghh!

**Valleysniper** · 03-27-2012 02:27 PM

Originally Posted by Warren

20 years ago. Cleaning out the filing cabinet and found this....
read it and weep.
Cheers,
Warren

Warren your so old you once told me you remembered when the Chinese first brought out Gunpowder!!!

**Warren** · 03-27-2012 04:16 PM

Yes, grasshopper....it was on a Wednesday if I recall. Your turn to buy the Guinness :-)##

**HOOKED ON HISTORY** · 03-27-2012 04:44 PM

I will see your bet and raise it a $79 4T and a $39.50 No 5.
Hindsight 20/20?

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