Badger
10-13-2006, 12:14 PM
Lee-Enfield No.4 Rifles (Rear Sight Variations)
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Observations:
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Copyright Source: The picture comes from No.4 Rifle and Bayonet (All Arms) [1955] WO Code 8903 and will be Crown Copyright.
Collector Comments and Feedback:
1. On some systems with Microsoft's Internet Explorer, after you click on images in the MKB to ENLARGE them, you may find they automatically size smaller in your browser's window making them hard to read. The auto sizing is your browser's way of keeping images entirely within the screen size you have set.
If this happens, move your mouse pointer to the bottom right corner of the pic and hold it there. You will see a small box open up with four arrows point outwards and it will say "Expand to Regular Size". Click this box and the pic will open up to it's normal size and you should now be able to read any text and make out small details in the pic. ..... (Feedback by "Badger")
2. Here's an excellent link to the U.K. National Rifle Association Historic Arms Resource Centre (click here) (http://rifleman.org.uk/Site_Menu.htm). One of the topics covered in detail is a very detailed set of articles, pictures and operating instructions on all of their various models of A.G. and A.J. Parker and Parker-Hale Service Rifle Target Sights, as illustrated in their catalogues over 60 years ~ 1920 to 1980. Details of the various rifle sights and adapters made by A.G. and A.J. Parker and Parker-Hale Service Rifle Target Sights (click here) (http://rifleman.org.uk/PH_Service_sights.htm). ..... (Feedback by "Oatmeal Savage")
http://photos.imageevent.com/badgerdog/generalstorage/piclinks/icons/Enfieldsighttypes.JPG
(Click PIC to Enlarge)
Observations:
Emailed to forum...
Copyright Source: The picture comes from No.4 Rifle and Bayonet (All Arms) [1955] WO Code 8903 and will be Crown Copyright.
Collector Comments and Feedback:
1. On some systems with Microsoft's Internet Explorer, after you click on images in the MKB to ENLARGE them, you may find they automatically size smaller in your browser's window making them hard to read. The auto sizing is your browser's way of keeping images entirely within the screen size you have set.
If this happens, move your mouse pointer to the bottom right corner of the pic and hold it there. You will see a small box open up with four arrows point outwards and it will say "Expand to Regular Size". Click this box and the pic will open up to it's normal size and you should now be able to read any text and make out small details in the pic. ..... (Feedback by "Badger")
2. Here's an excellent link to the U.K. National Rifle Association Historic Arms Resource Centre (click here) (http://rifleman.org.uk/Site_Menu.htm). One of the topics covered in detail is a very detailed set of articles, pictures and operating instructions on all of their various models of A.G. and A.J. Parker and Parker-Hale Service Rifle Target Sights, as illustrated in their catalogues over 60 years ~ 1920 to 1980. Details of the various rifle sights and adapters made by A.G. and A.J. Parker and Parker-Hale Service Rifle Target Sights (click here) (http://rifleman.org.uk/PH_Service_sights.htm). ..... (Feedback by "Oatmeal Savage")