I have very rerely come across a Martini Enfield and there seem to be alot of them that are not exactly what they should be.
This one http://brocks.macrobatix.com/default.tp ... atarq=7027 appears to be within my price range.
Some opinions please
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Certainly looks the part - give em a ring and ask questions 
Duncan
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What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch? -- W.C. Fields
"Many of those who enjoy freedom know little of its price."
You can't fix Stupid, but you can occasionally head it off before it hurts something.
I would point out that the proof marks on the knox form ARE civilian proof marks for Birmingham. A military one would be BM. It also lacks marks to the receiver, and doesn't look scrubbed, so I'd say its a BSA civilian model. However, other than that it looks as good as can be gauged from pictures, and civilian ones often had the advantage of not being given to Squaddies.
$600 doesn't sound too bad, especially as getting one in from the UK would be difficult I imagine.
as a friend of mine tells me (normally when hes trying to sell me something), when will you see another one?
Nick
$600 doesn't sound too bad, especially as getting one in from the UK would be difficult I imagine.
as a friend of mine tells me (normally when hes trying to sell me something), when will you see another one?
Nick
