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    Please help decode this Receiver.

    Going to purchase, or at least plan to...a No4 MK 2 this weekend.

    Would this rifle be a post war rebuild, or a just simply built as part of a new contract? Curious as to what the breakdown of the rifle history might be.

    Thanks in advance...
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    Manufactured post war (December 1953) at Fazakerley.

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    Hello Roadkingtrax from 82 degree Mesa. Yours is in the 'Irish Contract' range, no rebuild, I've got a couple, do a search on this forum for tons of information (PF309348-PF359347 Irish Republic). Are you going to be at the SAR Show in Phoenix week-end after next? Cheers, Don

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    Quote Originally Posted by drweiler View Post
    Hello Roadkingtrax from 82 degree Mesa. Yours is in the 'Irish Contract' range, no rebuild, I've got a couple, do a search on this forum for tons of information (PF309348-PF359347 Irish Republic). Are you going to be at the SAR Show in Phoenix week-end after next? Cheers, Don
    I do plan to go in December...the only show I really go to. I never buy anything, but always good for people watching. I have a rifle match on Sunday though at Rio, so Sat may be the day.

    Thanks for the info, and independently confirms my suspicions. I think the seller is a little high on his asking price, $400+....we shall see.
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    Doesn't appear new 'out of the wrap', maybe $250 tops in this market without bayonet. I'm a Rio Salado member, good luck on your shoot. Don P.S., I'll PM you my cell number to say hello at the SAR show. Don
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