Help with recognizing my inheritance.
- Thread starter bandoleer
- Start date
- Location
- Western Manitoba
Almost need to create a Canadian category called "moose gun" or something like that - bazillion of No. 1, No. 4, P14, M1917 were bought cheap, cheap, cheap, especially after WWII, and stocks hacked off at kitchen tables all across the country. And used to take literal train loads of moose, deer, bear and elk. Perfectly suitable hunting rifle to get meat. Like earlier post says, they are, or should be, in every Canadian's closet!!!
infideleggwelder
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You can dump them in my safe...... my wife gave up complaining after i told her i need a third safe
- Location
- WMU248 near Edmonton
well I can understand the issues with the wife.
but then I have around 100 guns
your 2 enfields are a little better then average a 1912 RSAF Enfield, and a 43 Longbranch with uncut barrel
if you listed them at $200 each I suspect they would sell in hours, they would be worth a lot more if they were more complete, and missing the mag, and the MkIII not matching is an issue.
they both look like good candidates for restoration and you should not have any problems selling them.
but then I have around 100 guns
your 2 enfields are a little better then average a 1912 RSAF Enfield, and a 43 Longbranch with uncut barrel
if you listed them at $200 each I suspect they would sell in hours, they would be worth a lot more if they were more complete, and missing the mag, and the MkIII not matching is an issue.
they both look like good candidates for restoration and you should not have any problems selling them.
I had a similar circumstance a few years ago. Best thing I've ever done was look after myself first. No longer have to ask permission to see my friends or spend my own money. Freedom is awesome and I'll never let another woman into my life.
