gomiata - I'll send it to you, but you will have to be patient for maybe a few days. Also, note that I cut off my system at 1960ish guns as that is more or less when the Brit gun trade started major evolution. IMO, guns after the 1960's require a differing consideration. Improvements in metalurgy and machining tools and techniques pointed to highly durable guns at reduced cost. On the other hand, dramatic increases in labor costs pointed to reductions in finish standards. New designs and styles were born. Globalism blurred much of past knowledge and information is a stream of electrons.
"Fugidaboud" the Shot and Regulated mark. Now, how do you feel about the Piotti King #1 and how do you value it? That is most likely the best simple approach to this gun. Could the gun be some unrecognized super bargain? Not likely. Buy only if it meets your normal set of criteria.