I received my 1910 earlier this week and I thought that I would share some pics with you. I was able to purchase the rifle, 40 rounds of loaded ammo from Reeds, 40 pieces of Norma brass, 1 box of vinyage Kynoch ammo and reloading dies as a complete lot. I should be set for a while.
I disassembled the rifle for a thorough cleaning. The proof makes indicate the rifle was made around 1912. The old girl is in great shape for being 104 years old. The bore and metal is excellent. Wood has a few handling makers which is to be expected. I'm hoping to take the 1908 and 1910 out to the range on Monday and see how they perform.