While they were once abundant, there is now only a couple hundred
pieces left in the country. We have a large pallet of these coming in.
50 Rifles with about 35 still available.
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While they were once abundant, there is now only a couple hundred
pieces left in the country. We have a large pallet of these coming in.
50 Rifles with about 35 still available.
Awesome parts source to restore your grandpas bubbad “moose gun” that he paid 7 dollars for but would be worth 1000 today if it hadn’t been sporterized
One assumes these are all Ishapore guns?
Grammar is like personal hygiene - you can ignore it if you like, but don't be surprised when people make assumptions about you.
Pinned chamber?
Spiked so no round can be chambered. The RCMP wants you to think of the children.
Jean Charest after coming a distant second to Pierre Poilievre. “You deserve a clean slate and the opportunity to unite the membership. ... Only Liberals benefit from a divided (Conservative Party).” Will the malcontents listen?
The drill rifles are always Indian, ishore made. Pinned chamber means they drilled a hole though the barrel, both sides, in the chamber area and put a pin through it. They used them for teaching soldiers how to march and toss in unloaded rifle up into the air and catch it. Useless for anything other than a wall hanger or all the parts you need to restore a sporterized rifle assuming the barrel hasn’t been chopped
Yup. I had a 1916 with a bayonet for a number of years, and killed a number of deer with it. All matching serial numbers except the rear sight. Bought it and two boxes of bullets for $50 around 2005, sold it for $850 around 2015.Originally Posted by Ungrateful
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