Yeah the single shot cricket action let’s it down compared to say the Norinco Chouser.
Still a cool little toy though!
Waaaaay to expensive for what it is. I would buy one , for novelty value, but after pta and transfer it’s $1k single shot kids gun. No thank you.
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Yeah be nice to see it in the flesh, but around 350-400 would see it sold to me…
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Yeah I’d jump on it at $400 too.
I need to officially move up here and swap my licence over, I haven’t bought a gun all year. 
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It’s out there and unusual that I think the person popped a price tag on there as a test… Give it a day, then call, offer what you think it’s worth and I recon it would work out.
I wish I could, but I can’t get to my lgs coz I’m in the wrong state!
I don’t know man, I am in the ‘right’ state accord to you and it’s beginning to feel like the wrong state.
Yeah fair call, let me rephrase then. My licence is in the wrong state for me to buy new funs ATM.
Saw
this one today. Decent price considering the extra 5 shot and 3 shot mag . Will come up a treat with a bit of love i reckon
Hell yeah!
That’s a bucket list gun for me.
One day I hope all my rifles can be No.1s, in every calibre I like.
New bunny gun?
Ha, I wish.
One day I hope all my rifles can be No.1s, in every calibre I like.
Out of curiosity - what do you like most about the No.1s?
I’ve heard of some people collecting them, but I’ve never really understood why people desired them so much. The falling block aspect is cool and they look nice, but don’t they still make new No.1s?
Is there some kind of story behind them that I’ve completely missed?