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As said Guntrader will be your best friend, you could also measure the barrel length and describe the condition.

It could be my failing eyes but didn’t notice a price on the cabinet.

Apart from that it fine, table for two please.

If you don’t mind my asking what make of progressive press did you buy.

Very much like that, thank you.

Some years ago I had the use of a very old BSA from an elderly gent who owned a couple of these under lever air rifles. He described them as bell target rifles. I remember them having BSA in quite large letters on the stock by the grip, no clue of what model though. They seemed to me at the time to be quite long. I am looking at acquiring one but would like to do a little research first. Any suggestions what I should be looking for model wise and is it possible to find one in good condition all these years later. Are there specialist dealers out there. The 1920/30’s is just a guess, I could be way off. I would like one 70% to own and admire 30% for some plinking. Thanks in advance for any advice.

Couple of bags of garden compost work well, the chunky ones that is.

Unfortunately not my size and my local Barbour store wouldn’t let me exchange it due to it coming from another outlet. Better images online and an idea of prices. £17, posted. Bank transfer if of interest. Thanks.

Well done that man.

Those bruises were a good indicator although uncomfortable of gun mount. My shoulder and arms used to be pebble dashed indicating poor gun mount but still miss the old Double AA Trap.

Purchased to wear over a shirt for pocket space but too big. It’s 25” pit to pit (widest point). Only worn on a couple of occasions. The material at the back can be tucked into a zipped pocket to reveal the mesh liner. Bank transfer if of interest. £14.00 posted. Thank you.

Just wading through it this afternoon and noticed your referee doesn’t have to sign or write the true likeness bit on the back of a photograph. When did that change.

Thanks, I haven’t dismissed the idea of my own GP and will put the question to them.

Not really, when I found out private concerns offer this service. I thought it may be more straightforward. I guess a phone call just to enquire may be worth a try.

Thanks gents.