THIS
The black powder rounds haven't been made for an L-E for many years, this is quite likely to have collector value. The box is in excellent condition (from your pic) and unopened. That adds to its value to a collector.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Just bought it today at the Markham Fair Grounds!! My first Lee-Enfield!
- Thread starter RAYdiation
- Start date
THIS
The black powder rounds haven't been made for an L-E for many years, this is quite likely to have collector value. The box is in excellent condition (from your pic) and unopened. That adds to its value to a collector.
RAYdiation
Regular
- Location
- Toronto, ON
Please tell me that is not a serious question and you are just messing with us right...
.
.
.
.
Seriously though, swapping the bolt head and seeing if you could fire 22lr, is a bad idea.
Well, I did further searches on this and found that the aim would be off. As well, I would need a Barrel insert? I just happened to come across this late in the evening, so I didn't get a chance to look into it further. I just thought it was a little different.
RAYdiation
Regular
- Location
- Toronto, ON
THIS
The black powder rounds haven't been made for an L-E for many years, this is quite likely to have collector value. The box is in excellent condition (from your pic) and unopened. That adds to its value to a collector.
Thanks for the info. They are still sealed.
RAYdiation
Regular
- Location
- Toronto, ON
THIS
The black powder rounds haven't been made for an L-E for many years, this is quite likely to have collector value. The box is in excellent condition (from your pic) and unopened. That adds to its value to a collector.
Thanks for the info. They are still sealed.
