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    Something for the weekend sir?

    Afternoon all,

    While wading through my system looking for Sten pictures today I was diverted down nostalgia street, I found one of my old L1A1 family group photographs, all these rifles have long moved on to other owners since.

    Four ex NZ Lithgows and a BSA, the Lithgowicon at the top has rare Slazenger handguards, wish I had kept those!

    I thought I would share the inch pattern goodness.

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    I still love those...
    Regards, Jim

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    'Something for the weekend...'

    Outstanding photo, both the subjects and the execution.

    I wonder if those outside the UKicon, or even some of our younger readers, understand the thread title?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie303 View Post
    I wonder if those outside the UKicon, or even some of our younger readers, understand the thread title?
    I do, but only recently, due to an anecdote by Peter.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie303 View Post
    'Something for the weekend...'
    Outstanding photo, both the subjects and the execution.

    I wonder if those outside the UKicon, or even some of our younger readers, understand the thread title?
    Evening Charlie, thanks for the kind words, I forgot about this picture, some lovely examples there, alas they had to head off in different directions...

    I must ask my barber the next time I get my hair cut, he's all of 21 and I am sure he won't have the foggiest!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charlie303 View Post
    'Something for the weekend...'
    Yes, I do.
    Regards, Jim

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    nice looking rifles

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzl1a1collector View Post
    nice looking rifles
    Cheers Kevin, wish I swapped out the Slaz hand-guards before I let the top Lithgowicon go, rare as hens teeth here in the UKicon, never seen another pair come to think of it!

    Any new arrivals with you?

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    Ever come across MA67-marked solid handguards?

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    I'll have to take a look at what I have left of my L1 parts, been meaning to sort out, stock check and catalogue the remaining bits, mainly Lithgowicon furniture and a few handguard sets are still in there.

    My home work shop is going to be a kitchen extension, she who must be obeyed has given me notice to clear out!
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