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11-28-2006, 03:23 PM
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rough guestimate please
Buddy of mine is looking at an old enfield in 303 that another buddy of mine has. Gun has been sitting unoiled in a closet for 30+ years. Well used, smoke stained, etc etc. Bore still looks pretty good, action works (needs oil BAD) and has decent trigger. All original parts bought by the current owners father out of a surplus store barrel some 40-50 years ago, and is was used ALOT for hunting. Nice pantina, no real finish, wood is ok.
He is looking at it as a shooting gun not a collectors piece. Any rough ideas? GoodOlBoy
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