I forgot she also comes with an extra stock missing the hook
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the set trigger is a #5039.
I find that trigger a bit of a pain, every time you close the bolt you need to set the trigger, old technology.
$1500 tops, for the lot.
Neat to see the ad documents. I still have a 1408 as shown. Had it now for 50yrs. I used to shoot Cdn Sporter class, so I had it customized to meet 7 1/2# limit. Entailed turning the bbl down substantially. Still an awesome rifle. Not intending to hijack the thread; just sharing experience.
Nice looking rifleAn interesting thing about the original 1408 models is that their barrels are slimmer and a little longer than the later 1408 rifles, which share the barrel dimensions of xx07 barrels -- that is 660mm in length and 22mm in diameter. I don't remember the dimensions of the older ones, but I had one of them from 1964. It had dovetail grooves on the rear half of the receiver only. The 1408 gave way to the 1407 by the later 1960s. I ask for the OP's indulgence to allow me to share a picture of the 1964-made 1408.
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