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    Garandrew

    I am turning green with envy.

    What condition is the bore in? Is it in as good nick as the rest of the rifle?

    Paul
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    Very nice, great photo's.
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    I am supremely jealous, well done.
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    Very, very nice. Congrats!
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    You have a real peach of a rifle there! Look after her..........

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    Thankyou, and contrary to other opinions...shes retired to my gunroom wall...I never fire these relics..Its just me..
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garandrew
    Thankyou, and contrary to other opinions...shes retired to my gunroom wall...I never fire these relics..Its just me..
    Beautiful "T" - but I'd (carefully) shoot the bejesus out of it!
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