Becoming Historic & Scarce

[Strangely Brown]

My "Hart" No4 target rifle, I bought this a couple of years ago at an auction unseen for £112.

Geoff Hart was a well known Cheltenham gun dealer who exibited at Bisley during the summer meetings around the mid 1980's.
I think his conversion of the No 4 is one of the best ever done. Geoff died a couple of years ago and his widow told me he built 80 rifles (conversions), some of them are on P17 recievers.




Easy to identify!


Typical Parker-Hale tunnel foresight.




Built on what was a No4 "T" reciever, that wont please the collectors, although this is much rarer than a No4 "T" but worth much less!








Can anybody indentify the stock maker?

[dromia]

Come on Mick stump up the subscription so we can see the photos. :lol:

[Strangely Brown]

I'm beginning to wish I had cleaned it before taking the pictures now!

[bobbob]

What pictures :?:

[Robin128]

Use this site...its free...

http://photobucket.com/

[Strangely Brown]

Trust the new boy on his first day to screw things up! :roll:

I could see them, but apparently nobody else could, I have now coughed up the extra to link them to this site.
Apologies for the confusion. :)

[dromia]

Many Thanks Mick.

A fine rifle in the true traditions of British target rifle making, a real classic.

[dromia]

Nice photgraphs too what kit are you using?

[Strangely Brown]

Canon G7 then although I have now upgraded to a Canon G12.

[dromia]

I like Canons too.

After years of struggling with non SLR digitals I sprung for an EOS 500D last year, I'm so much happier with a real SLR with real time shutter operation. Its almost like using a proper camera with film in it.