$89 No.4 T?!

Hey! That was my rifle...you guys don't like my work.....should I stop doing the next 40 of them. Some I even made into lamps.....You guys have no taste. None I say. Good day to you all.:p
 
theoneofthechuck said:
Dear Lord F@#*ING CHRIST! I think I'm gonna cry @.@ Who in their right freakin' MIND would let a rifle get THAT BAD @.@ Well, then again, my Poppa's friend had a Mosin Nagant (possibly M44 d/t the length that I can remember) that the outside was SO freakin' rusted, it looked like it was left outside for a year and never taken care of. All the guy said was "Through a round down the barrel and she'll be good to go" @.@ yeah, scared the crap out of me just THINKING about firing it. His son "saved" it months later, took it to a smith and had her cleaned up, and I think put a scope on it. Haven't seen it since that, but was thinking of offering him $50 for it :p Anywho, I just hijacked the thread... my bad:redface:

P.S.
I did like the way they did the flush magazine though. Thought it was very clean lines, and smooth, almost ###y even @.@
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Yeah, now that you mention it, the magazine was interesting and not something I've seen on an Enfield before...wonder if it works?
 
sunray said:
"...if I had $89..." Take the beer bottles back. snicker. Not that it would matter. The seller is a U.S. dealer. Likely can't or won't export.
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:p I've got $89, and I'm counting the days 'till I'll be a TX resident and legally able to buy it. Just hope it doesn't sell by then. I've got some No.4 stock sets, barrels aren't hard to find, and repro mounts exist. I just hope no one here beats me to it! Really, what a sad state of affairs that poor gun is in. If I get my mitts on it, you guys will be treated to an epic No.4 T resto thread.
 
I did get my 1931 Trials T in much better condition.
Fortunately bubba had only chopped the forend and there was no scope.
took a few years to find a No32Mk1.
The timber and missing hardware was not a problem
Almost passed on it until I looked at the date. (and the price for the bubba'd rifle was a lot less than $89);)
 
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