Clay cracker
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Does anyone have a external hammer, sidelever opening rook rifle converted to .410 smoothbore. Preferably with an octagonal barrel and a semi pistol grip stock they would like to sell?
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Ive tried gosney he doesn’t have any. Anyone else?
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Im looking for parts for a 16 bore browning auto 5. The bronze friction ring and other rings which go onto the magazine tube.
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Sorted now, thanks.
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Im after a .410 side by side hammer gun, must not be a folder. Not fussed if its british or foreign. Must be in good useable condition. Preferably near skipton but will pay for RFD transfer if needed.
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Browning bps field model 12 bore 7+1 capacity 24” barrel 3” magnum chamber - good condition no pitting blueing good £450
CZ left hand bolt action .223 Remington- good condition one small rust pit on external of barrel, barrel internally free from pitting strong rifleing with no signs of muzzle erosion or crown damage- £400 with 100 rounds of soft point 55 grain.
charles bowerman box lock non ejector side by side 12 bore 2 3/4” chambers- Has a unique safety which ive only seen on one other side by side the patent is “the new departure” there is some pitting at the end of the chambers but has been reproofed the bores them selves are clean as they were lapped out, tight on the face. £80
Skipton area or rfd at cost, musts have valid FAC with appropriate open slot or SGC. If meeting in person i require to see a picture of your FAC and another form of identity prior to meeting.
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Im looking for a combination gun preferably a german drilling (side by side with single rifle underneath) but, would consider other options. Im negotiable on caliber and bore sizes, anything from .22lr up to deer caliber centrefires. What have you got?
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I am after a antique muzzleloading percussion shotgun, Ideally a side by side. Must be in useable condition.
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Ive got a browning bps 7+1 capacity 24" barrel. Straight cast stock, top tang safety, bottom ejection and feed. With a wood stock and corn cob forend. Its completely ambidextrous im left handed and it suits me perfectly. Near skipton but can rfd at cost.
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Ive just realised what you ment by variation times as its on fac, its still a very kind offer but ill see if i can find one on an sgc.
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3 minutes ago, WalkedUp said:
@JDBis giving this one away. I have not heard about timescales for a variation yet so could be in for a long wait. You should message him.
Thank you very much walked up, I hadnt noticed that. What a kind offer, Ill drop them a message now.
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Im after a bolt action 9mm shotgun with a v notch rear sight preferably on a shotgun ticket to save a variation. Thank you, clay cracker.
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If it is Austrian as people have suggested I don’t understand why it bears german proof marks only prior to being sleeved unless, It was made in Austria for a German company then rebranded and was proofed in Germany possibly? Either way after looking at both German and Austrian game guns they appear the same style to myself so, I think it would be more plausible it was Manufactured and sold from Germany.
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10 hours ago, Walker570 said:
You obviously don't like it....I'll take it off you to save you any further worry............................
Nah! Just jesting. It looks like a nice old gun and still more than capable of providing some enjoyment. Prior to my going 410 for most things I shot a 16 gauge and do still take it out occasionally and never felt under gunned.
I feel the 16 is the optimal bore if wanting lighter carry, faster handling yet something that dosent feel like a broom handle in the hands.
Also the barrels are stamped as prima fluss stahl which is the type of steel they were made of.
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20 minutes ago, ditchman said:
having a look at the latest pics i can just see the word sleeved...........i cannot for the life of me see the join....think it has been done very well..............
i think when a gun is sleeved...the makers name and info has to be removed .....unless it has been done buy the original maker....so this would account for the difficulty of identification
If it wasn’t stamped sleeved on the sides of the barrels i highly doubt anyone would notice that its been sleeved the join is practically invisible to my eye. I think whomever did the work they did a good job of it, The balance is spot on and comes in on the scale at 6 pound and 3 ounces.
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On top of the barrels is stamped rauchlos beschossen which is to do with german nitro proof, there is also a symbol and writing which i cant recall from memory but is to do with the type of steel the barrels are constructed out of.
7 hours ago, Stonepark said:What does the marking and lettering on top of the barrels say, looks like proof or makers marks, possibly?
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I believe it only has british proof as the barrels have been sleeved as such, some of the proof marks have been scrubbed out on the flats but some still remain.
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On top of the barrels is stamped rauchlos beschossen which is to do with german nitro proof as wells as something in german to do with the type of steel the barrels are constructed out of. As others have stated there are other german proof marks but nothing thats helped me date it or identify it to a manufacturer.
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I have recently purchased this SxS 16 bore, Its a 2 1/2" chambered boxlock ejector with 3rd bite cross bolt, cocking indicators and a scalloped action. It has a horn buttplate, horn grip cap and horn in lay where a tear drop normally is. I cant find a manufacturer mark stamped anywhere upon it, could anyone identify it off of any of the remaining original proof marks? Thank you Clay Cracker.
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Pm sent!
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If these aren’t gone and they’re fibre I’ll Take them please.
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14 hours ago, wabbitbosher said:
I’ve a feeling I have one with the extractor missing, I’ll dig it out
I would be interested i that wabbitbosher.
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Selling this on behalf of a family member of mine, they bought it a while ago to join a club did a few lessons then haven't bothered to carry on with it since. They can't recall what they payed for it and I don't know much about bows. I've searched the Internet to try and find the model " striker beginer " to find an idea to its value but to no avail. I have to state a price due to forum rules so £400 collected from Barnoldswick / Skipton area.
Comes with 5 arrows as well.