3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

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HALODIN

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#21 Post by HALODIN »

Well you wouldn't have bought it if you weren't happy with it! Glad it's found a good home. Are you bringing it on Friday night?
Mikaveli wrote:The lever action nearly didn't happen - I originally went to see another LA at a dealer after seeing it online, ringing to confirm they still had it available etc.

When I got there, only then do they remember someone had already put a deposit on it. :cool2: The also had the Marlin, which was a little more expensive, but a bit scruffy - so I ended up taking that, but I think it cleaned up well.
Mikaveli

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#22 Post by Mikaveli »

HALODIN wrote:Well you wouldn't have bought it if you weren't happy with it! Glad it's found a good home. Are you bringing it on Friday night?
Certainly will be. :grin:

When do you get your Spikes?
Dougan

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#23 Post by Dougan »

Some good finds already tongueout ...and on budget!

Doesn't matter if the Marlin is a bit scruffy (the receiver sight is a bonus), as long as it cycles reliably and is accurate...let us know how it shoots...
HALODIN

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#24 Post by HALODIN »

I thought you might say that! :grin:

It was supposed to be here in 2 weeks, but it's been delayed a bit, but hopefully only by another couple of weeks. fingerscrossed
Mikaveli

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#25 Post by Mikaveli »

Dougan wrote:Some good finds already tongueout ...and on budget!

Doesn't matter if the Marlin is a bit scruffy (the receiver sight is a bonus), as long as it cycles reliably and is accurate...let us know how it shoots...
After cleaning up the action, removing some gunk and checking all the fixings we tight, it cocks a lot smoother.

The cleanest bit of the gun was the barrel - looks like the owner kept on top of that, just ignored the action.

Will do. :good:
Meaty

Re: 3 shades of grey! Now what to fill them with?

#26 Post by Meaty »

Today I popped down to see Meaty to see the Uberti NMA he had for sale. Bought it off him, getting a batch of accessories thrown in too. Overall very tidy, with only light signs of use:
Good to meet you today-glad you like the NMA.
Dont suppose you fancy very nice BSA 1215 as well do you? tongueout
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