jonty

Have you bought it Squishy.
 
'Suits you Sir'.
 
Jonty

I believe this is provisionally sold

Keep watching eBay. A 1813 a couple of weeks ago with half a buttplate only fetched £140, but then last week a 1913 stock again with half a buttplate (no hook) fetched over £500, yes £500. You could get a full rifle for that.
 
 
Jonty

Keep watching eBay. A 1813 a couple of weeks ago with half a buttplate only fetched £140, but then last week a 1913 stock again with half a buttplate (no hook) fetched over £500, yes £500. You could get a full rifle for that.
 
 
Jonty

Thats a great 'Heads Up' Squishy.
 
There is a generator for £60! workboots, £15.
 
Now I always say, 'Buy cheap, buy twice' but, well, at them prices you really can afford to buy twice if need be.
 
Not sure about the broken screw/bolt removers though. They are an absolute pig to extracate, and really do need some high end products to use satisfactorily.
 
I bought a cheap set of taps and dies on ebay the other week, and, well you get what you pay for. OK for cleaning threads up, not very good for tapping a hole etc.
 
Im waiting for the bus to take me to the nearest Aldi shop, but I can't get across the road for all these damn Tour De wotsit cyclist's. Might go to the Beer festival instead.
 
Jonty

For the 'engineers'/ kit hoarders amongst us, theres bench grinders, b*ggered screw removers and storage boxes today https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-6th-july/

Rifle Now Sold.
 
Thanks for your interest.

Do you want to add in your price - as per the forum rules.
 
Cheers,
 
Rob.

The good book sayeth, 'Man cannot live by bread alone, he needs his nuts'.
 
When someone states, 'His life is hanging by a thread' I would ask, 'M5 or 2BA?'
 
When I was studying engineering at Cambridge, I always knew my learnings would become of use.
 
When I say Cambridge, Cambridge Street, Batley actually, Dewsbury and Batley Technical and Art College, but on a clear day you could see Cleckheaton.
 
 
Jonty

The good book sayeth, 'Man cannot live by bread alone, he needs his nuts'.
 
When someone states, 'His life is hanging by a thread' I would ask, 'M5 or 2BA?'
 
When I was studying engineering at Cambridge, I always knew my learnings would become of use.
 
When I say Cambridge, Cambridge Street, Batley actually, Dewsbury and Batley Technical and Art College, but on a clear day you could see Cleckheaton.
 
 
Jonty

The good book sayeth, 'Man cannot live by bread alone, he needs his nuts'.
 
When someone states, 'His life is hanging by a thread' I would ask, 'M5 or 2BA?'
 
When I was studying engineering at Cambridge, I always knew my learnings would become of use.
 
When I say Cambridge, Cambridge Street, Batley actually, Dewsbury and Batley Technical and Art College, but on a clear day you could see Cleckheaton.
 
 
Jonty

That's fair comment Mark, and I think on a BSA where it would more than likely also sit on the bottom of the ejector lever, it wouldn't do that any good and could be prone (get it, prone) to falling over more easily.
 
However, on my rifle if I didn't use a bipod and laid it on the right hand side, the lovely knob on the bolt would be in contact with the mat, earth, concrete, whatever, or if I laid it on the left side my blinder would be doing the same.
 
I have never had any issues with instability on a bipod even when on my mat on soft ground.
 
As I believe they would say on Facebroke, 'Likes'.
 
Jonty

There was an extensive thread on this site not too long ago where it raved about the brilliant advantage a MEC Duplex fitted to you rear sight brings.
 
They truly are a remarkable tool to help eliminate head positional problems and as an aide for accurate centring. One of the genuine ways to increase your scores.
 
Sadly, due to a genuine reason I am selling this one.
 
This Duplex main body comes with THREE screw in elements with a size range of 4.0, 3.8 and a rare 3.2mm to enable you to select the best option for yourself.
 
Also included is a Lenshood II to fit the older type Anschutz rear sights and also Gehmann make sights.
 
There is an allen key included and you do not need any further tools to install it.
 
It may fit other rear sights, but please check first.
 
The unit has only been used a few times.
 
 
 
 
 
Thank You Jonty
 
 
 

Is it real silver at that price ??

Did he get it from Richard Hammond!
 
 
Jonty

Have you stopped eating Squishy. In your photos you have been getting progressively thinner. You have now gone all dark around the eyes.
 
You need a couple of fish suppers in you lad, 'Not a AHG sightrack'!
 
Jonty

Have you stopped eating Squishy. In your photos you have been getting progressively thinner. You have now gone all dark around the eyes.
 
You need a couple of fish suppers in you lad, 'Not a AHG sightrack'!
 
Jonty

Wooden stock and a saw is cheaper. You probably have both already.

according to Anschutz spare part pages the screw is
 
Countersunk head screw ISO 10642 - M3 x 8 - 8.8 (ref http://jga.anschuetz-sport.com/downloads/Ersatzteile/DE/ET_5065_2013-08-01_DE.pdf?downloads - item 30)
 
they are available for 27p plus postage here http://www.aquatuning.co.uk/product_info.php/info/p10015_screw-DIN-7991-8-8-M3-x-8--hexagonal-socket-countersunk-black.html or you could try local hardware shops (the lesser known will probably be better)

Charming.

Personally, I do not have time AND virtually no-one tells us when they've sold something

Should 'a gone to Specsavers mate.
 
Jonty

Errrr, Did he have difficulty sitting down!!!!!
 
 
Jonty

gregsy,
 
I understand the sentiments that you express however you may wish to consider the following points:
 
1. This is a public forum and provided that members observe the rules they are free to make relevant posts.
2. Unlike some other forums we are not permitted to provide "valuations".
3. All the posts in this thread are relevant to the item offered for sale, they offer factual information and none refer to condition or offer opinion.
4. The Sales section of the forum pleasantly free from any form of recrimination; I certainly cannot recall seeing any adverse comments.
5. If you do not wish to accept that comment may be made, then there are other forums where this does not happen or commercial sites such as Gunstar or Egun.
 
I believe that the information that members have provided may be of siginificant assistance to Greg in concluding a successful sale of his rifle.
 
Rutty

Hi everyone,
I am posting this, because I know everyone, just everyone has one of these lying at the bottom of their kit bag.
 
I am seeking a firing ping for an old match 54 bolt. I have attached a picture of the offending item. I know its hard to see, but the engagement part on the pin has been ground away for it to fit some strange trigger. I have tried several different triggers, but none will engage as the metal has been removed from the pin.
 
Can anyone help or give constructive assistance in this matter.
 
Thanks
 
Jonty