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Snider-Enfield clearing rod |
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Posts: 1 (11/05/09 12:41:41) |
Does anyone know a source for 2-band Snider-Enfield clearing rods, the early pattern with squared end.
Must be original, preferably without markings, and not Nepali. Ideally located in the UK. Two are required.
Last Edited By: tanegashimatomurata 11/06/09 10:14:37.
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Carignan Salieres |
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Veteran of the Regiment
Posts: 4735 (11/05/09 14:05:33) Swashbuckler |
Welcome to the forums. I wonder if Lodgewood has some?
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Pukka Bundook |
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Veteran of the Regiment
Posts: 2030 (11/05/09 22:11:58) Veteran of the Regiment |
Hello and welcome "T"
Henry Krank used to have clearing rods, Maybe try him. (In Pudsey, if I remember right) Pukka. |
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Posts: 386 (11/06/09 06:09:03) Lance Sergeant |
I have purchased them from Peter Dyson in the past, not sure if he still has them. Yes Kranks are in Pudsey.
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tanegashimatomurata |
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Posts: 2 (11/06/09 10:12:25) |
Gentlemen thanks for the replies.
I'll give Henry Krank a try first. Peter Dyson is only listing reproduction rods at the moment. |
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Veteran of the Regiment
Posts: 4742 (11/08/09 12:23:29) Swashbuckler |
I hope you can find one.
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tanegashimatomurata |
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Posts: 3 (11/11/09 12:39:29) |
Neither Kranks nor Dyson have what I need. I have sent an email to Lodgewood and am awaiting a reply.
Here is a photo of the type I'm looking for. 
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