February Purchases

[Klunk]

Nice dogs!!

Sibes must be just about the cutest dogs on the planet (To bad they can be arses)

Anybody else have a mutt that likes the taste of beeswax?

You wax your dog??

 

[Holleyman]

Sibes must be just about the cutest dogs on the planet (To bad they can be arses)

Not an arse but a fully developed goofball to say the least! Had an Akita but he went down to the farm... city life didn't agree with him (or city people didn't agree with him, one or the other)

 

[desporterizer]

Don't be silly, the dog waxes himself as I chase him around the house trying to get my beeswax back.

 

[Klunk]

East German Border Guard Dog

 

[Fremen]

East German Border Guard Dog

Klunk that rocks.

 

[Monty]

East German Border Guard Dog

X2! HAHAHA! That's awesome! ROTFLMFAO!

 

[Holleyman]

East German Border Guard Dog

Good pic... what did you photochop out of the picture under his chin?

 

[Fremen]

I will guess his hand

 

[leftent]

Great dog Klunk!
Here's my Lab at high alert guarding one of my rifles.

 

[DaveMachine]

1. That's a big scope.
2. That's a big dog.

Is that one of those night-vision deals? I've seen some pictures of something similar on M16s before. It was kinda funny because the guy was looking down the scope with the lens cap still on.

 

[cz52]

1. That's a big scope.
2. That's a big dog.
QUOTE]

3. That's a big prohib.

 

[DaveMachine]

1. That's a big scope.
2. That's a big dog.
QUOTE]

3. That's a big prohib.

An excellent observation. Let's ####.

 

[Claven2]

Hey Fremen - if that's a No.4Mk1, then why is it wearng a No.4 MkII forestock???

 

[Fremen]

Hey Fremen - if that's a No.4Mk1, then why is it wearng a No.4 MkII forestock???

So it may be a little mitch matched then. But she still a really nice rifle. Great shooter as well.

 

[tiriaq]

Well, unless the stock has been altered, or the rifle is a 1/2 conversion, its a bit more than a mismatch. Better disassemble, and have a look. The 1 and 2 stocks are structurally different just in front of the buttsocket.

 

[Fremen]

it is missing the brass pin behind the trigger guard it that helps. But the rifle is marked as a no 4 mk 1

 

[Claven2]

There is more than a brass pin missing. On a no.4Mk1 stock there is a steel strap that re-inforces the stock preventing splintering of the forearm which is retained by a brass pin, but it's the metal strap that does the work, not the pin.

on a No.4 mkII stock (which you have) the stock has a through-bolt which synches the wood against the trigger boss. your gun doesn;t have a trigger boss, so nothing is retaining the back of the stock to prevent it from splitting.

If it's what I think it is, it's not safe. Get an Enfield knowledgeable person to look at it if you don;t know what to look for.

 

[Fremen]

Ok thanks Claven