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About LinkBacksLooks like the No4Mk2 is missing the ejector screw.
But the rest of looks like a typical FTR gun that has been kept well by its owner.
Pricing is hard to do via photos. You can't see down the barrel.
I've tended to use the rule of 60% of what Guncity are asking for the same gun is what they tend to go for in private sales.
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