New enfield book, and a web site too.

[rjw nz]

I've been away from here for a while and things have changed! Nice.

I'm not sure how or where to post this, so here's a mention to spread the word; I own the Lee Enfield dedicated website;
http://www.enfieldresource.com/
Its a links resource for over 165 Lee Enfield websites around the world.

In addition a brand new book on getting better accuracy with a Lee Enfield has been completed too;
http://www.enfieldresource.com/2012-complete-book-lee-enfield-accurizing

210 pages, 365 photos, etc. comprehensive and full of how to information.

If I've posted this incorrectly let me know ...
If anyone would like a link, posting or notice on Enfield Resource, I'm happy to help, just send an email.
cheers, rjw nz

 

[louthepou]

Quite happy that you posted here, RJW. Even if milsurps.com and CGN often are linked back and forth, it sure is a good idea to post in both. Your website is awesome, keep up the good work!

Lou

 

[kjohn]

rjw nz: Great site!!! Thank you for putting the tremendous effort into making your knowledge and enthusiasm available to us.

Collecting has become so much more interesting with the coming of the internet. The sharing of information, spare parts, books, and firearms themselves is sometimes only a few keystrokes away.

Collecting can be what we want it to be: a casual hobby or a passion, and anything in between. In my case, it is somewhere near to a passion. I have been buying guns for 50 years, and feel that I am now just getting started.

There is little that is more comforting than a room filled with guns, whether the room is mine or someone else'. The smell of cosmoline, Hoppe's No. 9, spent paper C-I-L shotgun shells, all bring me closer to earth and reality.

I appreciate your efforts, to be sure.