AIA M10 B2 locations

lanshoka said:
I believe that at least 2 of the B2 model that were originally imported into Canada made their way into the USA.
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I wonder what they think of them south of the boarder, if I remember correctly they didn’t get them there. It’s to bad a couple made the boarder jump. We won’t see them this side of 49th anytime soon, if anything a few more might slip away
 
ENFIELD1911 said:
What kind of range have you shot out to? I want to try reaching out to 800yrds with my B2 and if that goes good stretch it out to 1000yrds. I put a Millet LRS on it which I’m pretty sure should do the job
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I've rock iron sites on mine. I shoot mine out to 500 yards no problem. Shooting steel gongs that is
 
BlackVoid said:
I have No4 and aftermarket mags feed just fine.

For some reason it has picrail and wooden cheekriser on the stock.
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Those were options available that could be purchased with the No.4 Mk.4 at the time - also could buy a target sling swivel that replaced the "king screw" (I know, not the correct term for the main action screw at front of the trigger guard!)
 
So to count there’s 2 in Ontario, 2 in British Columbia, 2 flew the coop to the U.S and 1 in Saskatchewan. That’s 7 down and 25 to go. There was one being sold on the exchange a while ago as parts without a bolt and something else for $600 or so, not to sure where it ended up but that almost knocks it down to 31 but I like the sound of “The 32” better so I’ll stick to that.
 
One in the Yukon makes 8 down 24 left to go. Soon they’ll all be mapped and hopefully traded between the people who truly wanted one and missed the boat or had one and let it go and now have regrets. The rarity of them should be a draw on its own to Enfield fans and if we can keep them from jumping the boarder that will be something also
 
Bumping this up. There’s only 32 of these that came to Canada so if you have a friend that has one let him know about the post. Does anyone know if the U.S got any B2s less the couple that jumped the boarder
 
Well I definitely hope these didn’t fly south forever as they wouldn’t be coming back. In saying that it just struck me that the U.S didn’t get these making it 32 in all of North America. Now thats something for such a significant make of firearm as the price will continue to rise out of rarity
 
Not sure if anyone cares but I recently got a no 4 my 4 from a shop is Saskatchewan. I haven't had the pleasure of shooting it nor can I find much info on it.

Anyone have experience with rhem?
 
Just picked up a M10 A1 and M10 B1 from Cabelas used counter of all places. Considering there are 48 A1 and 50 B1 in North America that was an absolute surprise to find

Still trying to source the B2s. I hope not many more than the two haven’t jumped boarder. Looking at the A1 and found if they hit the US they go for $2000+ at auction. I can only imagine what a B1 or B2 would go for considering they can actually hit some distance
 
Which Designation is the 762 x 39 ones that take AK mags? I have one that I got from wolverine what,, 10 years back? I guess they got 29-32 of them form the UK, it has UK acceptance stamps on it, shoots surples 762, and is too much fun
 
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