BSA IMPROVED MODEL D, PRESENTATION RIFLE

[@danielgreen3715]

Your a lucky Chap! ..Thats an absolute Classic and any dedicated Shooter would love to own an example of this standard of British Engineering

[@blackhill6426]

That’s absolutely superb . What a beautiful rifle .

[@Lookup2Wakeup]

Great review, thanks very much...👍

[@scottdonaldson1973]

That is a beautiful air rifle.

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

She certainly is .

[@leecolclough2492]

Lovely daft question as its old but beautiful calibre is .177? Cheers for the video n view of this lovely piece of history thanks

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

Yes its a .177 cal

[@leecolclough2492]

Didn't they call it no1 n no2 bore respectively early on like I've eley wasp tins used to be marked that way cheers Lee

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

@@leecolclough2492 Yes they did No 1 bore up to the No3 bore which was .25

[@chrismckay9923]

Kia Ora from NZ. Really enjoyed your presentation 👍 I have 1 of these down here. It's missing the metal Butt Plates would you have any advice for parts over your neck of the woods at all? BSA am Byth.

[@stevekay5486]

You lucky sod , I have a 1906 lincoln jefferies but not in anyway as in good condition as this.

[@markbennett3940]

Is this the same rifle offered for sale by Jc military ……

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

It is ,it was absolutely filthy oil covered and grimy so i cleaned it all up re oiled the stock and now its gorgeous

[@markbennett3940]

Very nice job ,why I asked is for some reason they are still advertising it

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

@@markbennett3940 Their not very good at removing their adds lol 😆

[@carbonarapadrino]

I used to have one in .177. It was stolen by burglars.

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

Thats not good .