Sorry Wes had to post this one!
- Thread starter DANCESWITHEMPTIES
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Again Wes, Sorry... But WHY?...
www.ellwoodepps.com/catalog/product...field-package-no-5-jungle-carbine/category/5/
I have many questions... but only 2 pertinent ones.
Is it chrome lined?
Can i buy these by the crate?
Sinful things are done by people with wire wheels...
I do have to wonder what that actually sold for, as it wasn't listed for long. I tried to offer $100, but never heard back.
Sinful things are done by people with wire wheels...
I do have to wonder what that actually sold for, as it wasn't listed for long. I tried to offer $100, but never heard back.
$299 isn't a bad price for a sporter jungle carbine, and with a little bit of work you can probably get this thing looking presentable.
It let's me add it to my cart. Does that mean it's still available?
Oh god I didn't see that! Definitely not interested now...
I was talking about a different No.5. The one was previously talked about in this subforum, it was what could have been a really nice No.5, except for the fact that the owner decided to take a wire wheel to the immaculate Suncorite finish so that the markings were more visible for photographs. I'll see if I can find it.
That's normal for genuine No.5s. Lightening cuts/milling into the knoxform. The receiver has a few lightening cuts made to it, and the bolt knob is hollow.
http://www.allaboutenfields.co.nz/no5/
Interesting. Didn't know that milling into the knoxform was normal.
At the Moose Jaw show a few years back, I bought what I thought for sure was the ugliest bubba'd Lee Enfield. IIRC, it was a No. 4. Camo paint, shortened barrel, just plain pitifully ugly. Lasted an hour. A fellow snapped it up, and was happier than a pig in...
The JC in the OP is bad.
The JC in the OP is bad.
Does this rifle meet the definition of an "Assault Rifle"?
I mean, muzzle break, pistol grip, detachable un-pinned magazine, black stock, etc., etc. All that's missing is a barrel shroud.
