I'm currently searching for a no. 4 MK1, and I was wondering how much one would run me these days? Also, what is the value of a 1916 BSA no1 mk3?
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I'm currently searching for a no. 4 MK1, and I was wondering how much one would run me these days? Also, what is the value of a 1916 BSA no1 mk3?
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Please describe the condition of firearm you wish to purchase, i.e., perfect and unissued, used but pristine, shooter with very used stock, and so forth. The more precise your description, the better chance someone can offer you good advice.
If you have pics of BSA rifle, please post or ask a volunteer to post them so we can see specifics. Value is pretty much judgment of a buyer and seller.
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Roger that. I'll post pictures of the BSA. As for the mk4, I'm looking for a decent quality shooter.
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It's pretty solid. Has a few nicks and scrapes, but a rifle almost a hundred years old should have some war wounds
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Can't tell a lot from the picture of the No1 MkIII but I notice it still has the cut off which is a plus. If it has a good bore and the numbers match where I live I figure $250.00 to $300.00. Where I live sound No 4 "mixmasters" with good barrels were running $225.00 to $250.00 depending on a lot of factors with especially nice ones pushing $275.00, sometimes more.
Where you live matters a lot, I don't know what the market is for milsurps where you live in Oregon. Some places milsurp rifles bring a premium, some places they go begging.
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Well the bore is in great condition, and the parts all match. It's truly the pride of my arsenal.
Most milsurp guns in my area are sporters, so they go cheap. 150-200 bucks. There's currently a complete Jungle Carbine for 500 bucks at my local consignment shop. Haven't had any full mk 4's pass through lately. As for what I'm personally after, I want one with a good barrel... Don't care if it's mixmaster at this point.
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Personally I think the condition of the metalwork is 'too good' - I think its been "refreshed" at some time
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I wouldn't be surprised if it was arsenal refurbished. In fact, I recall the previous owner mentioning something like that.
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Also, does anyone know the compatibility of enfield magazines between marks?
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A No1 fits a No1Originally Posted by Johan412th
A No4 will fit a No4 or a No5
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