My bubba project..

[Timberlord]

A before photo of a sportered 1916 RSAF Enfield ShtLE Mklll / Mklll*
Windage rear sight pinned and the adjuster knob long gone .
Matching bolt , receiver /barrel and a decent shooter.
An ol' hunter's deer gun...

Recently refurnished.
Fulton Regulated forestock , B-Square scope mount , Ruko 2.5x scope. No4 buttstock and walnut cheekpiece.
Nothing cut or altered . ...except ..I replaced the rearsight and I made the front forestock band from advice by Fulton's. The bolt hole throught the forestock was already there , but was filled in and had to be drilled out.

 

[Steiner]

I like it.

 

[cantom]

Beautiful rifle Timberlord! Definitely worth the trouble.

A before photo of a sportered 1916 RSAF Enfield ShtLE Mklll / Mklll*
Windage rear sight pinned and the adjuster knob long gone .
Matching bolt , receiver /barrel and a decent shooter.
An ol' hunter's deer gun...

Recently refurnished.
Fulton Regulated forestock , B-Square scope mount , Ruko 2.5x scope. No4 buttstock and walnut cheekpiece.
Nothing cut or altered . ...except ..I replaced the rearsight and I made the front forestock band from advice by Fulton's. The bolt hole throught the forestock was already there , but was filled in and had to be drilled out.

 

[H Wally]

Very awesome. I have a bubba'd & drilled and tapped No 1 Mk III I've been considering doing that to, looks great!!

 

[Dantforth]

I have a similar 1918 BSA Mk.3* which I added full wood to. It is also in good shape. I really like the looks of yours....cheekpiece and extra band. Could you let me in on the Fulton's info? I would also like to know where to get a cheekpiece and also the scope base. Did it have to be drilled? I would hesitate to drill this one. Great restoration....keep up the good work. Dave

 

[Unsub]

I have been seriously considering a Bubba project. What did the parts cost you other than the original rifle?
I would also like to know where to get a cheekpiece and scope base?

 

[RifleDude]

I wouldn't consider that a bubba. That looks 1000% better than before. Good job Timberlord

 

[SKScanuck]

Agreed. Good Job!

 

[shortandlong]

excellent job !!!!!!!!!!! that looks great
I'm currently looking for a LE to rescue from the BUbba hords

 

[Tyler]

Awesome job!

How does the mount secure itself to the rifle? It looks like there is only one bolt.

How was the stock finished? BLO?

 

[Calum]

Wow that turned out great.

 

[Timberlord]

No drill / tap B-Square mount fits on using the ejector screw thats supplied , and a clamp thats fits over the charging bridge inside and a screw . There's also an adjusting screw for slight windage adj. With this mount , I can remove it in minutes , install the (matching) buttstock and enjoy the use of windage adjustable rearsight . I have no experience with this mount yet...so...
I'll let y'all know what I think of the B-Square No1 mount after I pass a 100 rds , or so , under it .

BLO / elbow grease finish .
The buttstock is for a No4 which fit on without any probs or alternation.
The walnut cheekpiece is by Bob ..( a CGN'r )..nice piece of work fersure.
I also use this buttstock when I "dressup" my "43 Longbranch.
The Fulton forestock has the original cork bedding bottom and top , with 2 ,spring seated , barrel supports fitted into the top handguard that push down . This downward push is enough to warp the handguard , so the extra forestock band is required. This band was missing when I purchased it . I contacted Fulton's and they told me how/what to replace it .
The barrel supports look almost indentical to the barrel stud that fits under the nosecap.