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Opinions.
https://www.enfieldguns.com/tunnellers-lithgow
So, who do we think 'shorty' converted this Lithgow
guys....
I've only ever seen one supposed real short SMLE and that was discovered in a London church bell tower a few years back.
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05-09-2019 03:57 PM
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Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...
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Originally Posted by
mrclark303
discovered in a London church bell tower a few years back.
That would be one I'd want...
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This is the one Jim.
Rather frustrating not to get a proper look at it .... Rather interesting piece.
WWI rifle found during work at St James Church belltower in Bushey | Watford Observer
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Interesting, but I doubt it was EITHER a WW1 returning soldier or a Home Guard that hid that non standard item...and 20 rds of ammo in a cookie box... I'd still have it though.
As for the original question, I did one of those myself a few years back for a confederate that dearly wanted one. It wasn't for the tunnels either. Neither is that one...
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Quite Jim....
I would love to know it's story!
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I'd like to have the one I did back now, last I saw it was on the shoulder of a young shooter that just bought it at the Calgary gun show in 2010. My friend had died and that was how I found out...
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