Rock_n_Roll_Outlaw

Oh no, don't let Scully see that cheap looking gold trigger!

Why not? The magnums and light twelves come with gold plated triggers and I think they look good.

Here is my 1972 Auto 5 that I bought from Holts a year ago for very little money. It has a ventilated rib which I read on here is less common although not sure how true that is. It's been well looked after and the bluing is pretty nice. Interestingly mine will reliably cycle 28g clay cartridges with the friction rings set up for heavy loads. I bought the Auto 5 specific screwdriver set from the US so I can disassemble it without ruining the screws. For anyone who has a pre mid 50s gun without the speed load feature they can be retrofitted with the parts from the later guns. I'd like to put a gold plated trigger on it, if I could find one.

It's a 48 AL long recoil, Browning auto 5 clone.

Glad to know it's getting some use.

How did the AYA Matador hold up, did you ever get the double discharge fixed?

That's what I thought, unless the tube unscrews from the action but I thought S2 had to be permanently attached.

If it's crimped then how do you get the follower out?

Price drop £45 posted.

Axil electronic ear defenders, unopened in box. Noise reduction rating (NRR) 25dB. £55 posted.

Rare 12 gauge Franchi PA8 pump action, 1983 model. Pistol grip with factory painted wooden stock and forend. A pump action only relative of the famous SPAS 12, many parts are interchangeable. Section 2, 3 inch chamber, 24 inch barrel, multichoke: barrel externally threaded to accept chokes which I don't have any of, fitted with original thread protector, factory chokes are unobtainable, third party chokes are available. Spare grip plug. Metalwork perfect condition, couple of paint chips to the wood. Sitting in the cabinet doing nothing. £550 Located near Banbury.

It's probably a light 12, they had gold triggers whilst the regular weight had blued triggers.

I think licence holders in this thread should be careful about what they say on a public forum, especially when it comes to expressing opinions condoning the actions taken by the farmer, even more so before all of the details are known. That is all I will say.

SOLD

I've just got back from there and they told me it's not worth it. Very honest of them so I'm selling as is.