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Did any of the 'regulated by fultons', or Parker Hale enfields, make it to the US in their target shooting heyday 1920's-1950's? They seem to have covered the commonwealth pretty well, but I could imagine the US would have its own rifles in that niche.
'regulated, by Billy the kid', that I'd like to see...
Passed up one in Tucson many years ago. No4 "regulated by Fultons"
Now what would a irish delinquent from the slums of New York know about accurising a rifle?
how well would one expect a fulton regulated no.4 to shoot?
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here's a 3 shot 200 yard group with my goo regulated one,
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3308/...g?v=1232306802
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its the one on top :)
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3020/...f80338.jpg?v=0
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goo regulated m1a:
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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3394/...ccb2aa.jpg?v=0
Nice grouping that #4 has at 200yds,shot offhand I guess,:yikes:and some darn nice toys you have.:beerchug:
Lee Enfield Target #1 Mk III Regulated by Fultons
Price: US $985.00 Found at JoeSalter.com
what's this screw for?
http://photos.joesalter.com/12231/12231-19.jpg
Thanks, I'll go take a look, thats very very intersting.Quote:
Originally Posted by A. F Medic
I could tell you more certainly if it was a no 4. I have a no4 mk1/2 here and both recoil blocks have been deeply cut out, new ones made in a dark hardwood and have been epoxied back in. They are also located with a dowel epoxied though t from the outside, I suppose as a locator, although all that glue should hold a tank. That screw is in the same place, plus its too low to stop left/right rocking of the forearm, something else that fultons got into.Quote:
Originally Posted by goo
Even Fultons have been known to make mistakes :Quote:
Originally Posted by goo
Could be when they removed the butt bolt before the forend, split the forend and decided to screw it back together.
I've got one like that, they are self-tapping screws which cut into holes drilled in the action to hold the forend tight onto the receiver.
I've also had one done with threaded inserts.