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mcoulter
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BSA Martini 12/15
Jan 19th, 2017 at 1:07pm
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Here's a martini with quite a few customization.

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I would be very interested if anyone can comment on the barrel stampings!  

GREG. BBL.
22 L.R.
INSTD. BY A.F.S.S. 5/24/50
  
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Re: BSA Martini 12/15
Reply #1 - Jan 19th, 2017 at 7:59pm
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While I won't suggest that the following is relevant to the stampings, the barrel finish appears to be flaking.  Perhaps it's painted "stainless" or blued "high nickel content" steel?

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Re: BSA Martini 12/15
Reply #2 - Jan 19th, 2017 at 8:14pm
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Gregoire used to make barrels for the .22 position rifle crowd.  I would suggest that the barrel was installed by Al Freeland's Scope Stands, which imported BSA .22 rifles, as well as other shooting supplies and manufactured the Freeland scope stand.
  
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Re: BSA Martini 12/15
Reply #3 - Feb 23rd, 2017 at 8:25pm
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Gents:

AFSS = Al Freeland Shooting Supplies
  
All of my single shots shoot one tiny ragged hole with cast bullets ... it's just the following shots that tend to open up my groups Wink ...
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Re: BSA Martini 12/15
Reply #4 - Feb 23rd, 2017 at 10:19pm
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Here in central Texas there was a gunsmith by the name of George Klaus who built lots of rifles for local Schueten Verein's after WWII.  He used a lot of Gregoire barrels.  The barrels are pretty easy to spot looking down the bore, cut rifled and left hand twist like a Pope.
  
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