The newest addition a 1916 MKIII* that is in excellent condition. Wood has some dings and the metal is excellent showing very little wear. Perfect bore and have my doubts it saw any action.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...2izc3htg-1.jpg
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The newest addition a 1916 MKIII* that is in excellent condition. Wood has some dings and the metal is excellent showing very little wear. Perfect bore and have my doubts it saw any action.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...2izc3htg-1.jpg
That is rather beautiful, congratulations!
Is there a unit or marking to the butt disc, or is it plain?
Looks very nice. Love to see some closer photos.
No marking at all on the stock disc.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrcjgscott
The condition of the metal is rather surprising as it doesn't have any indication of being a refurb and the wood appears to have dings from just being handled many times. The 200 rounds were a bonus, a good friend bought it at a show a couple weeks ago knowing I would want it. He made a few bucks on it which I have no problem with. The seller was the same person that sold me the No4 I posted a week ago.
Which show was that...a couple weeks ago?Quote:
Originally Posted by enfield303t
Lumby, small show but good people in that area so worth attending. I saw the gun but my friend had spoken for it, knowing I would take it. He has sold/found me some nice Lee Enfields over the years, mind you I gave him a pretty nice Caravan for a Savage Lee Enfield a few years ago. He needed a vehicle and I could help so did, he drove it well over 100,000 km before selling it for a grand.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
Forgot about that one. I was racking my brain trying to remember what was on right now. Very nice rifle, he did you a solid.Quote:
Originally Posted by enfield303t
He is a good guy and always gives me first refusal on anything he knows I might be interested in.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle