Been trying to research the history on these Churchill`s, unlike PH and others, there is virtually nothing remaining archived or records on the conversions of these beautiful rifles.

Churchill has changed hands many times and even closed since the family business started, all historical records have either been destroyed or lost forever.

 There is a book by D.A. Masters that could possibly shed some light on the subject, but, I`m reluctant to spend $200+ to find out unless one of you fine gentlemen have a copy and could shed some light.

 It`s hard to believe that someone out there, collector or history buff, would not have collected some of those documents, or even understand an executive decision to have the records destroyed unless it was to save face or taxation. There`s probably a million reasons, just a shame is all.

I will indeed, it`s $130CDN, 75lbs sterling.

The person that replied back to me said it was, `hideously painful searching through the old records, hence the small fee to do so, regardless of the out come`!

Ya it`s much easier to spend that else where.