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04-11-09, 16:24
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My guess is they would be considered replicas and not allowed for import. For his price, there is no reason you couldn't assemble a dewat. Wood sets are available rather cheaply for the no1mk3 and the no4 rifles, as low as $30 a set. Add that to a sporterised rifle (normally $100 or less with magazine), and with about $30 worth of barrel bands, sling swivels and a buttplate, you should just about be there.
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04-11-09, 17:29
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Good idea, I never thought of that. I'll look into doing that instead. It just sucks big time when they make such great looking replicas that can NEVER fire a round and you can use them.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer
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04-11-09, 20:26
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By the end of today -
you may be able to buy a real one...
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Charles Fitton Maryhill On., Canada too many carriers too many rovers not enough time. (and now a BSA...) (and now a Triumph TRW...)
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05-11-09, 00:54
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Replica's
Hey Jordan
I found that it was much cheaper to find a rifle with sport wood on it and buy the proper wood for it, they are much cheaper than buy a dewat and they actually work, which is a bonus for me as I am in a history group and we do the firing party every year for the leagion on Remembrance day. I allways found it crazy that a deactivated, non-working rifle cost more than one that works and is from the era, I will take pictures of the ones I have, 6 in all, one is a 30.06 that I got from the guy I bought my c60 from. Gary p.s. marstar has sonn for a reasonable price and collectors source has some but they are a little rich for my blood. 
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