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Wonder if he got fired !!!
Never say never with a Lee Enfield
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10-31-2013 07:03 PM
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Done after lunch at the local pub?
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Maybe she was thinking about something else - like missing a father, brother, or sweetheart.
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A horrible day marking buttsockets at BSA would still be an Excellent day at Fazackerly up through about late '43.
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Originally Posted by
jmoore
A horrible day marking buttsockets at BSA would still be an Excellent day at Fazackerly up through about late '43.
Are you mocking the blind, one armed, drunk stamper at Fazackerly? For shame!!!!
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You forgot scouser too. Someone probably nicked the 7 stamp and......
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Unusual place for an Enfield examiner's mark on a No4 isn't it? More usually seen on No1's in that position, no?
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Originally Posted by
Surpmil
Unusual place for an Enfield examiner's mark on a No4 isn't it? More usually seen on No1's in that position, no?
Looks like an Enfield mark just above an early Post-WWII rebuild date. So, would guess the mark and date were done at the same shop visit?
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You should get something that ugly out of your collection and sell it to me, I am willing to sacrifice and take it off your hands.
Why use a 50 pound bomb when a 500 pound bomb will do?
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