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    Lithgow High and Low Sniper Rifles

    Sorry, I couldn't resist ... since Australiaicon had to dispense four Lithgow sniper rifles which I bought there and was just successful in bringing them over to Europe, I had to put them aside of the single rifle I already had to make a group picture of all of them since you hardly ever see that many in one place (I'd however almost bet there are quite a few in here who can "outbid" me).

    Find attached pictures of all five rifles and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
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    Very Nice Promo, I guess you'll be living on bread and water for sometime.

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    Awesome collection of Australianicon snipers...

    what can you tell us about the differences between them?

    is one of the Low Mounts a conversion from Medium mounts? 1 each FTR / non-FTR?

    pre-war barrel(s) / war-time / post-war ?
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    Are you selling them or hoarding them?

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    Wow they look to be in excellent condition.

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    They were bought prior Christmas, just took some time to get them .. and according to my girlfriend it shouldn‘t hurt me too much to have a few days of only water and bread .

    I don‘t know much on them. All of these are listed by Skennertonicon. One is even twice listed, with storage date as well as FTR. And how would I know if a medium was converted to a low? Still hope to learn on those.

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    Promo awesome collection I have a preww1 1913-1918 collection

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    Georg, absolutely fantastic!

    I've never seen so many in one place before.
    Will any of these be moving on again mate?
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    Wow!! Very nice!! I'm jealous and happy for you to be able to find and acquire these.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    i literally swore out loud in appreciation when the first pic opened. that doesn't happen often.

    beautiful collection.

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