Wood 303 NO 4 Mark I
- Thread starter IMAT
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- Location
- Pile of Bones, SK
Try posting an ad in the EE, but you could bring it/order it from the states with no paperwork whatsoever.
stencollector
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- shilo MB, the armpit of Canada
Numrich has some Cdn wood, but the last stick I saw had been through India and was DP marked. Perhaps paying them for handselect would do the trick.
There is also E-bay, but then you are paying more than anybody else in the whole world.
Vimy Ridge has the best idea. An ad in the EE, or else keeping an eye on the EE, will net what you are after likely as quick as you would get it form the US. But when I say keep an eye on the EE, that may mean checking it 6 times a day. Enfield stuff does not stay on there for very long.
There is also E-bay, but then you are paying more than anybody else in the whole world.
Vimy Ridge has the best idea. An ad in the EE, or else keeping an eye on the EE, will net what you are after likely as quick as you would get it form the US. But when I say keep an eye on the EE, that may mean checking it 6 times a day. Enfield stuff does not stay on there for very long.
Yup....
There's one Canadian source and one U.S. source for No.4 Mk1 unissued sets.
It's not a big deal to bring in these from the U.S. and with a parity dollar, it's worth comparing prices now.
Regards,
Badger
stencollector
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- shilo MB, the armpit of Canada
Only problem with those sources is that the wood is 1950s British, and not Canadian. I guess it depends on how accurate you want to get, and how much you want to spend.
A minty set of LB wood can go over $200 these days. But it is that minty LB wood that can turn a $100 rifle into a $500 rifle.
A minty set of LB wood can go over $200 these days. But it is that minty LB wood that can turn a $100 rifle into a $500 rifle.
