45 acp enfields
- Thread starter juanvaldez
- Start date
- Location
- Sthn. Ontario
.45 l-e
How much for one like your photo with a bbl. length to be unrestricted?
How much for one like your photo with a bbl. length to be unrestricted?
Both rifles in post #176 are non-restricted unless one of them is shorter than 26" OAL. There are no barrel length restrictions for manual action centerfires, either shotgun or rifle.
Mark
juanvaldez
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Sudbury, Ontario
Peter you work too fast...lol
I have the bbl turned and chambered, just need to do the muzzle end. better talk with you first before I thread it
I have the bbl turned and chambered, just need to do the muzzle end. better talk with you first before I thread it
Likewise
OK after reading the complet posts I found a price and I will pass.
Hi folks,
Well finally, I took the time to go to the range and try this weird little beast out.
After a few test shots at 25 and 50 yards, I shot with front rest, from bench, at 100 yards. I used cheap Norinco ammunition. I didn't expect the follwing results...
I had to aim low because even with my scope' elevation screw cranked as high as it could go, I couldn't get close to the point of impact. So I had to hold off. I used three shots to decide on my aiming point; they are the highest on the target. Once settled on it, I fired five shots; three of these are touching one another, the other two are very close to them. I am very satisfied with this grouping!
I didn't know that .45acp could be that accurate at 100 yards. Oh and the quality of the barrel probably has something to do with it too
Well finally, I took the time to go to the range and try this weird little beast out.
After a few test shots at 25 and 50 yards, I shot with front rest, from bench, at 100 yards. I used cheap Norinco ammunition. I didn't expect the follwing results...
I had to aim low because even with my scope' elevation screw cranked as high as it could go, I couldn't get close to the point of impact. So I had to hold off. I used three shots to decide on my aiming point; they are the highest on the target. Once settled on it, I fired five shots; three of these are touching one another, the other two are very close to them. I am very satisfied with this grouping!
I didn't know that .45acp could be that accurate at 100 yards. Oh and the quality of the barrel probably has something to do with it too
- Location
- land of f-cktards
does juan still have a few of these available? .........I have been looking for a winter project
Dark Alley Dan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Darkest Edmonton
Damn thing will shoot, Lou! Well done!
Okay 
, so I've been meaning to post pics for some time now 
, and here's some......
(The rifle definitely deserves a 3-9x scope, because just using a fixed 4x is criminally selling it short ! )
P.S. Of course Lou is a better shooter !
P.P.S. The rifle is way more accurate than this target gives it credit for; I was "benching" this on a lumpy range-bag !
P.P.P. S. The donor rifle was a No.4 MkI - but it's a Savage....
P.P.P.P.S. I was fixing my "zero" on the nose, before the eyes were shot.
, so I've been meaning to post pics for some time now , and here's some......(The rifle definitely deserves a 3-9x scope, because just using a fixed 4x is criminally selling it short ! )
P.S. Of course Lou is a better shooter !
P.P.S. The rifle is way more accurate than this target gives it credit for; I was "benching" this on a lumpy range-bag !
P.P.P. S. The donor rifle was a No.4 MkI - but it's a Savage....
P.P.P.P.S. I was fixing my "zero" on the nose, before the eyes were shot.
Last edited:
