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    Fazakerley No 4 Mk 2

    Another day another rifle! Here is my Fazakerley-built No 4 Mk 2 dated September of 1953. When I got it it was another cut down rifle. I looked for decent wood and actually traded a Mosin-Nagant 91/30 for the timber. I am very happy with how it turned out. Don't ask how this one shoots because as of yet I have not taken her to the range. She is pretty though!


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    Very nice looking rifle, Bear!

    I've never had one with clean wood!

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