Description
3/21/23 – This is a nice example of a BSA .310 Martini Cadet rifle, manufactured in the early 1900’s and chambered in .310 Cadet. It is all matching and has “NSW” markings on the receiver and right side of the butt stock, indicating this gun was delivered to the government of New South Whales, Australian for military training. It has retained roughly 85% of its original finish with areas of wear on the barrel, barrel band, on the top of the receiver, and on the lever. There is light brown patina throughout and areas of light spotty oxidation on the top of the receiver and on the lever. Heavier oxidation on the butt plate. Excellent wood furniture. Mint bore.
