Lee Enfield scope?
- Thread starter dante_mags
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I think your selection is pretty big for $200, but your options may be bottle necked around what scope mount you have, and that will depend on what model of enfield you have.
You could have a mk3 without any holes drilled or tapped, or with the earliler .22 style mounts, or perhaps you have a M-17 rechambered to 300 WM or norma, also what/how are you planning to use it? i.e., just deer hunting in dense bush areas, or big game hunting on open grain fields or farm land.
Like asking, whats the best tire for $150 for my chrysler?
You could have a mk3 without any holes drilled or tapped, or with the earliler .22 style mounts, or perhaps you have a M-17 rechambered to 300 WM or norma, also what/how are you planning to use it? i.e., just deer hunting in dense bush areas, or big game hunting on open grain fields or farm land.
Like asking, whats the best tire for $150 for my chrysler?
This is a really beautiful replication in every way. The one guy in our club fetched one back from the USA last year to make up a replica No4(T). The whole tin box, fitments and accessories - in fact, every part of the contents impressed the heck out of us here, even my pal Dave, who has a genuine Long Branch N04(T) and its complete transit-boxed/Scout Regiment scope get-up, was impressed. Having just bought his rifle for just under $8000, he was not too happy though....
tac
With this one you will have reticle as close to original as possible, plus they are super solid
http://http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/vomz-pilad-p4x32-scope-german-post-reticle
http://http://www.corwin-arms.com/product/vomz-pilad-p4x32-scope-german-post-reticle
I can't remember the name but there was a place in the UK that repro's the sight base screws as well as most other enfield screws. Maybe someone else on here can remember the name
