Beginning to see more No.4T's than were made I think.:rolleyes:
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Beginning to see more No.4T's than were made I think.:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by muffett.2008
As long as no attempt is made to counterfeit the markings and misrepresent the end product, no harm done.
I know I would not alter a nice original piece by drilling and tapping, but if the damage is already done, why not?
once again, I thank the people of this forum for information supplied, especially with my English, it should not be always easy to read me
I know ebay and do not always appreciate the artificial bidders : Mad:
as all owners of milsurp, I have a big list as the arm of all the stores that can provide parts :D
but it is always good to share knowledge even Commercial
right here is my opinion
on my barrel, there are marks
DD (E) 24720/SK
D (with a half-bar across) 69 392 / K
and more forward on the barrel BB306
you know what it can match as manufacturer
I tried, but I have not found
sometimes too much information , kills information
Totally agree Ron, as long as its not done with a good honest Milsurp, I,ve a few repro/clones myself but all bought in that state, just needed a bit of TLC to get up to spec etc, one of which I recently spent some time onQuote:
Originally Posted by rgg_7
That has been done by a well established business in the UK, one of which recently come to light on this forum, an original rifle with a quick makeover and sold with a story that makes the " wizard of Oz" look true, at least Dick Turpin wore a mask....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tatanka
Your barrel was manufactured by Enfield in 1969 as a target replacement barrel. Profile is same as Envoy and some of the later Enforcers. BB306 is the steel grade.These were sold in Canada by "International Montreal", Quebec. Your DCRA rifle was rebarrelled. Should be very accurate. Ron
thank you rgg7