Scope for No.4 Enfield
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NavyShooter
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Who installed your pads for you?
Is that one of the Fultons (Bisley) cheek rests? I was there this summer and picked out my own.
NS
Who installed your pads for you?
Is that one of the Fultons (Bisley) cheek rests? I was there this summer and picked out my own.
NS
A Weaver K2.5 or K3 would look as well as that Leupold. Some of the older ones can be found with a post-and-crosshair reticle. (2.5x is the correct magnification.) The real scope, the No.32, has its saddle and turrets further forward in the tube than any modern scopes I've seen, so much so that they would be ahead of the foward clamp in the mount.
I saw those pads and rings on ebay last week. Not cheap, but look perfect.
I just got my pseudo sniper back today. Used the Weaver one piece base and the tip off rings. 3 holes drilled. Rifle has a non-matching bolt, so not realy much value, so was a candidate for project. Got wood cheek piece from Numrich Arms. Nice wood for about $25.
I just got my pseudo sniper back today. Used the Weaver one piece base and the tip off rings. 3 holes drilled. Rifle has a non-matching bolt, so not realy much value, so was a candidate for project. Got wood cheek piece from Numrich Arms. Nice wood for about $25.
I've had this 2.5x Ruko ( German) for a few years that hasn't failed me yet.
It's been on a couple of No4's and has been used for hunting as well as the range.
I have it sitting on a No5 now , fitted up on a S&K. Found it for $20 at a local gunshow
As of late , I've had this "thing" for Lyman 2.5x scopes . This one is on a '43 Longbranch ( post / crosshair) ,mounted with a B-Square . It's held up quite well and , with abit of luck , will be bearing down on a Whitetail this fall.
It's been on a couple of No4's and has been used for hunting as well as the range.
I have it sitting on a No5 now , fitted up on a S&K. Found it for $20 at a local gunshow
As of late , I've had this "thing" for Lyman 2.5x scopes . This one is on a '43 Longbranch ( post / crosshair) ,mounted with a B-Square . It's held up quite well and , with abit of luck , will be bearing down on a Whitetail this fall.
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Timberlord. I see the safety is on, but the rifle is not cocked.
I was once told that the saftey should only be turned on if it is cocked and using it with the bolt closed can break the safety. I don't know if this is true or not.
I was once told that the saftey should only be turned on if it is cocked and using it with the bolt closed can break the safety. I don't know if this is true or not.
