One of the rifles safe from the recent No4 disposition program, an N^Z marked '42 LB, in near perfect condition, complete with LB Mk1 backsight.
I don't think I've shown this on CSP before---the old format was such a bother with photos.
-----krinko
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One of the rifles safe from the recent No4 disposition program, an N^Z marked '42 LB, in near perfect condition, complete with LB Mk1 backsight.
I don't think I've shown this on CSP before---the old format was such a bother with photos.
-----krinko
remind me what the recent disposition program was...... daveQuote:
Originally Posted by krinko
Is this the "un-issued" one? I'll take you up on the invite when the white stuff goes away.:beerchug:Quote:
Originally Posted by krinko
"...remind me what the recent disposition program was..."
It's me disposing of some of the more common/uninteresting No4 rifles I bought over the last 5-6 years.
They've served their purpose, the little darlings. Learning No4s got my name on the contributor's list in Skennerton's "Lee Enfield"----alongside some people who are much more serious and financially involved than I am.
A little like crashing a very exclusive party.
See the CSP AR 15 Forum for results of this disposition.
-----krinko
"Is this the "un-issued" one?"
Nope, that one is cleaner.
Sprog, if you can give 24 hours warning before you come, I can make sure to be home during the window.
BTW it's snowing in Georgia, in case any Canadians need a laugh---
-----krinko