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A bit of early ANZAC spirit struck me this afternoon so the 1942 Lee Enfield No4 Mk 1* came out for an evening walk. Made in Long Branch, Canada, numbers matching including mag, with a 1942 manufacture sling.
60m neck shot with the open sights. Then it promptly fell into the river so looking a bit bedraggled.
I might just have to have a bid on this!!
https://auctions.holtsauctioneers.co...198757&image=5
It's all fun and games till Darthvader comes along
I respect your beliefs but don't impose them on me.
Wow.Did you see the H&H .303 double rifle in the same auction?
It would make a great bush rifle.
One for the Sako appreciation society... L579 Forester in .308 with a nice little Leupold Vari-X 2-7 Compact
Another one finished that belongs in here
Winchester 1885 parts rifle.
Vulcan 30 cal 1:10" 26" long
30-40 U.S. Gov't
Leupold M8 3x
I have built it as an every day carry classic .
Good selection of 30 cal projectiles made the caliber decision for me
Rings will be swapped out for steel ones when available
@akaroa1 Beautiful. Will be interested how it goes. I have an 1885 getting restocked by Laurie Bradley at the moment. When finished I will put some pics up.
The original walnut fore end was fitted very poorly to a re barreled 1885 with a model 52 22 LR barrel and chambered 22 Hornet.
It shot well and the gunsmithing was good, but I suspect the client had fitted the fore end because it had huge gaps and didn't touch any of the right places.
I still have to epoxy bed and touch up the gaps to my new barrel
dont forget to put your scope caps back on ....
75/15/10 black powder matters
Have put this one on here before in this configuration
But i have just picked up from a mate who borrowed it for a month or so and done some work on the stock (with my permission)
Now looks like this
The only thing it really needed
It is a Howa Mini 6.5 Grendel
Jefferson bottom metal
Boyeds heritage wallnut imported by geoff at gunrack for me
My friend done the checkering
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