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Reply 8922

andrewserin

I'm hoping someone here can help me out some. Several years ago I inherited a BSA Single XII 12ga single shot shotgun. It has a 32" barrel measured from the breach, a low profile hammer, the break release is a "trigger" just forward of the trigger guard. It has the following markings: .729 BNP (nitro powder proof), 12 in a box, 2 3/4" (although when I had it in my shop it chambered a 3 1/2" shell, and I know it wasn't made for anything larger than the 2 3/4"), Trade Marks BSA with the BSA 3 stacked rifles logo, Made In England, all on the right side, and Single XII on the left in a banner, on the top of the barrel: The Birmingham Small Arms Co. LTD. England. It's also got a serial number of YB2936 on the locking lug.

I've tried several searches, and checked all of my reference material and cannot find any information on it. Hopefully someone out there knows at least a time frame when it was manufactured. Looking forward to knowing more about this neat little single shot. Thanks in advance.

Reply 8923

Vamp1reWeekend

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Original post by Deyesy

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Thanks to moi.

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Reply 8924

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Original post by Vamp1reWeekend

Thanks to moi.

This was posted from The Student Room's iPhone/iPad App

Thanks to you indeed :bigsmile:

Reply 8925

Original post by Deyesy

Thanks to you indeed :bigsmile:

You on study leave?

Reply 8926

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Original post by LifeIsGood

You on study leave?

Uh. Enforced gap yearrrr >.< Though next gap year is planned :cute:

Reply 8927

Original post by Deyesy

Uh. Enforced gap yearrrr >.< Though next gap year is planned :cute:

Forgot about that sorry :frown:

You doing another gap year? :s-smilie:

Reply 8928

tehFrance

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Original post by Deyesy

Uh. Enforced gap yearrrr >.< Though next gap year is planned :cute:

You realise that by doing another gap year you are hampering you employment opportunities as although employers sometimes look favourably at one gap year, two is not looked upon in the same light and they will think you are lazy/workshy!

Reply 8929

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Original post by LifeIsGood

Forgot about that sorry :frown:

You doing another gap year? :s-smilie:

Don't worry about it :tongue:

It's technically nearly over anyway :') I hope your revision is going well ^^

Read belowwww :tongue:

Original post by tehFrance

You realise that by doing another gap year you are hampering you employment opportunities as although employers sometimes look favourably at one gap year, two is not looked upon in the same light and they will think you are lazy/workshy!

I won't be doing nothing next year. I'll be looking for employment properly after my exam in a week's time; I'm also hopefully going to be working with Childline, while resitting even more exams so; it'll be worth it :yes:

Reply 8930

Original post by tehFrance

You realise that by doing another gap year you are hampering you employment opportunities as although employers sometimes look favourably at one gap year, two is not looked upon in the same light and they will think you are lazy/workshy!

How can someone think someone is lazy/workshy if they happened to be actually working a job throughout those gap years? Surely it could even be seen as a little more favourable than someone who jumps straight into any old course at uni just to avoid working?

Reply 8931

tehFrance

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Original post by Deyesy

I won't be doing nothing next year. I'll be looking for employment properly after my exam in a week's time; I'm also hopefully going to be working with Childline, while resitting even more exams so; it'll be worth it :yes:

That is good :smile:

Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom

How can someone think someone is lazy/workshy if they happened to be actually working a job throughout those gap years? Surely it could even be seen as a little more favourable than someone who jumps straight into any old course at uni just to avoid working?

That is true, I just have yet to meet someone who actually worked in their gap year, all the guys and girls I know that took one just spent the majority of the time in the South of France, neighbouring cities in Italy or the Alps as well as Paris... bunch of spoilt brats... oh how I miss them :tongue:

Reply 8932

Original post by tehFrance

That is good :smile:

That is true, I just have yet to meet someone who actually worked in their gap year, all the guys and girls I know that took one just spent the majority of the time in the South of France, neighbouring cities in Italy or the Alps as well as Paris... bunch of spoilt brats... oh how I miss them :tongue:

Well, I don't see what's wrong with holidaying as well, since everybody needs a break every now and then to stop themselves burning out :p:

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I suppose the flipside of taking a gap year at this current time, is the danger of not being able to get a job at all. Unless you don't mind working for free whilst living off your parents/benefits, which is what I do currently but it kinda sucks and I'd much rather earn money :sad:

Reply 8933

Original post by Deyesy

Don't worry about it :tongue:

It's technically nearly over anyway :') I hope your revision is going well ^^

Read belowwww :tongue:

I won't be doing nothing next year. I'll be looking for employment properly after my exam in a week's time; I'm also hopefully going to be working with Childline, while resitting even more exams so; it'll be worth it :yes:

Ah ok

Come to Kent :biggrin:

It's good though that you do it as your own pace instead of jumping into things, I was just a little confused, didn't mean anything by it though :h:

Reply 8934

Original post by LifeIsGood

Ah ok

Come to Kent :biggrin:

It's good though that you do it as your own pace instead of jumping into things, I was just a little confused, didn't mean anything by it though :h:

I'm from near Kent :biggrin:

(Bromley). Whereabouts are you at?

Reply 8935

Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom

I'm from near Kent :biggrin:

(Bromley). Whereabouts are you at?

Kent University hopefully in September, Canterbury :smile:

Reply 8936

Original post by LifeIsGood

Kent University hopefully in September, Canterbury :smile:

Cool. I've never been down there before tbh, though I hear Canterbury is nice and I ought to check it out sometime. Good luck on getting into uni :top:

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