...I would like to know what haddoke held against them ? They weren't purdeys or H&H, but they probably allowed the ordinary working man a decent gun at a price he could afford.
When I posted that both Mr. Haddoke and Mr. Weiland gave BSA short shrift in their books I did not mean to imply either criticized them. They just had little to say.
There has been an article in "Shooting Sportsman" fairly recently regarding BSA guns. I haven't found it yet in my stack but I know I remember it. That article was where I first saw a BSA that looked just like the one I posted here in my original post.
I said to myself then that if I ever saw one like that for sale, I'd try to buy it. When this one came up I jumped on it...Geo
