Anyone Need A Tac Cool Enfield?

[Rebel Rouser]

 

[Stevo]

No shoulder thing that goes up.

 

[collector67]

Ewwwwwww....

 

[bdft]

That's hardly tactical. There's no rail on it. Needs a vertical foregrip to. Is "48" the price?

 

[zuke]

I'd take it

 

[Dosing]

Saw that, probably gonna sell for 1000$....

 

[Bigrounds8mil]

That pistol grip looks awkward as hell.

Still, I would throw $160 at it

 

[Rebel Rouser]

That's hardly tactical. There's no rail on it. Needs a vertical foregrip to. Is "48" the price?

48 is the lot number for the up coming Wards auction next week.

 

[Grock-co]

And that is how the Lee Enfield should have been built, not to mention that must have drop the weight in half, which would be an improvement as well.

 

[diopter]

Good raw material to make one of these:
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/l...field-rifle-made-bsa-circa-1918/id-f_8275253/

 

[louthepou]

Good raw material to make one of these:
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/l...field-rifle-made-bsa-circa-1918/id-f_8275253/

Wow. Just........ wow.

It probably was a thing at some point. Actually, my own Snider Enfield once was such a lamp. I "de-lamped" it, and how it shoots rather well, I might add. There's always hope?

 

[grelmar]

The paint job looks suspiciously like Rhodesian Baby Poop cammo...

That folder stock looks familiar, Galil?

This some African bush gunsmith special?

 

[Jon.]

The guys pulled an enfield off the rez that had a pistol grip and I think they added a forward vertical grip if I can remember correctly. It looked ridiculous.

 

[Butcherbill]

Bubba no!!! That poor poor Enfield, I don’t mind a tasteful older sporter .303 but that’s horrible...

 

[R711]

So, I know the owner of this rifle. The history of it is, it’s from South Africa and the folding stock was built by a company to address have a short readily available rifle for farmers to defend themselves. This was before they let civilians purchase the semi-auto versions of the R4/5. As to the paint job, I do believe it was done by a ex-Rhodesian. The man who owned it was a instructor for gunsite and worked PMC contracts. However, he passed away suddenly at a young age. The rifle has a history and a reason for the conversion, bubba wasn’t involved

RIP B___ns-O-Matic PlayStation.

 

[Rebel Rouser]

So, I know the owner of this rifle. The history of it is, it’s from South Africa and the folding stock was built by a company to address have a short readily available rifle for farmers to defend themselves. This was before they let civilians purchase the semi-auto versions of the R4/5. As to the paint job, I do believe it was done by a ex-Rhodesian. The man who owned it was a instructor for gunsite and worked PMC contracts. However, he passed away suddenly at a young age. The rifle has a history and a reason for the conversion, bubba wasn’t involved

RIP B___ns-O-Matic PlayStation.

Is that from the estate of the PPCLI guy?

 

[TheTooner]

No, nobody needs one of those.

 

[rimlick]

This is what every modded SKS looks like to me for reference.

 

[Butcherbill]

This is what every modded SKS looks like to me for reference.

Hahahaha, totally.

 

[Donkin]

As an Ex South African, I can confirm R711's story. These were offered as a conversion for the abundant lee enfields of the time. The purpose was as a "Bakkie rifle" ( or truck gun). Something that could literally be thrown behind the seat of a truck. Many farmers went this route befor the LM rifles came onto the market........and yes they were as ugly as sin.