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Not quite sure what it is,,,,I think its of .22rf calibre and in what I think is a Martini Action, complete with barrel cleaning rod in the stock,,,its an old gun not very long and quite light,,cant see any name or numbers on it,, as it needs a good clean up all round,,,other than that I believe it to be in quite good nick and probably still fireable,,,,it look s like a minaturised version of the type of rifle used in the ZULU WARS,,,,,WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT IT IS OR COULD BE,,,AND PERHAPS A GUESTIMATED VALUATION?

Any Ideas????

First thoughts - B.S.A. model 12/15

Millions of them about and used to sell in the auctions if you could get a sale for about £5. Last few years they have gone up in price a fair bit but still not valuable normally.

Chapuis wrote:First thoughts - B.S.A. model 12/15

Millions of them about and used to sell in the auctions if you could get a sale for about £5. Last few years they have gone up in price a fair bit but still not valuable normally.

You aint got a photo of one have you??

Like this maybe?

ovenpaa wrote:Like this maybe?

No mate...

Got any pictures of what you saw?

I think it could be an Enfield .22 Martini action approx 30" long...

ovenpaa wrote:Got any pictures of what you saw?

Just tried to upload one but it wont load,simalier to,,,enfield .22 martini action approx 30" long and has the barrel cleaning rod slotted down into the stock just under the barrel,,,

Also a British WW1 .303 STILL WITH THE GREASE ON IT....

And an ENFIELD .303 Altered to a 12g shotgun bolt action...

Barney..

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Jenks