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Yes, do the Brian thing you will get a true and genuine #4 Mk1 not something someone has cobbled up. Beware auction dealers (at least some of them) if you dont have a good knowledge of the Enfield rifle. Often Enfields are mis-labeled by sellers because they, honestly or otherwise, do not know the details of what they are trying to sell.
Bulldog, I don't understand your post. Have you had a problem w/Springfield Sporters? What does "all the wat across the board" mean, exactly?Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldog_mack13
TIA.
Donzi
If you are in the U.S.A., another good place to get an Enfield is through Tom Dubay in St. Clair, Michigan. Contact him via e-mail at : eastwestmilitary@comcast.net
I think he is still in Arizona, but will be home soon. The above address is good no matter where he is.
Ok this thread was a great help on the search I'm about to go on. I'm going after an Ishapore Enfield and I'd just as soon not come up with a junker. Thanks for all the info guys!:super:
Reckon he might have a magazine for a No.1 Mk. 3?
As suggested I contact BDL but he did not have the rifle that I was looking for. But thanks to Jona I contact Tom from East-West Military and he had the rifle I was looking for, in fact he also had a Mauser k98 (USGI bring back not Russian capture) and I was to week not to get it too. With this I will have a M1, Enfield and Mouser all from 1943. The Mosin I have is from 1931. Will report once I get the rifles, but include some of the pictures he send me.
Thanks
Alex
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