Albion made Enfield No.2 MK1**

[barbarossa]

Replacement lanyard rings for the Enfield/Albion No.2 revolvers are damned hard to come by and when found are generally pretty high dollar as there are so many of these pistols extant missing this component and too many people looking for one. In lieu of the original assembly, the Smith and Wesson pattern lanyard ring as used with the WWII era handguns manufactured by that firm can be fitted with minmal modification. It's an inexpensive component and it looks okeh, too! Don't even try to fit the much oversize Webley Mark VI ring--not even close.

[Peter Laidler]

Anyone with a lathe should be able to turn exact copies of the landyard loop shaft by the dozen, surely? The ring is just soft steel wire from the radius of the loop. If I was there I'd have hundreds of replicas turned off in a morning, phosphated in the afternoon and on that auction site in the evening!

[Brit plumber]

There £17.25 in the UK which I reckon is about £28. They don't ship to the US but if anyone needs one let me know.

[browningautorifle]

From what I've been told, the foresight was changed for a lighter bullet after the war. The issue was a 200 grain and the later adout 150. I had one that had been issued to the Edmonton City Police and the sight was like the OPs for their issue bullet at the time.

[Peter Laidler]

We didn't alter the sight blade while it was in service with us.

[bigduke6]

There £17.25 in the UK which I reckon is about £28. They don't ship to the US but if anyone needs one let me know.

I guess the £28 was a typo BP, and should be $28 ? as for postage we are stuck in the UK as Royal Mail will not handle anything related to firearm parts anymore, anything that is thought to be related will be destroyed, dont know about parcel force ?

Only today I found out that TNT will not insure a rifle on its value only on its weight, think its around £15 per kilo.

[Brit plumber]

Doh, yes i meant $28. I reckon it looks like a small machine part, I dont know if anyone would recognise it at Royal Mail (If they really care).

[Peter Laidler]

Those landyard-loops are identical to tie-down rings used in loads of commercial undertakings. Is there a ban on tie-down rings too?