Surface Finish on Wartime No 4 and No 5 Rifles from ROF, ROM and BSA

My real hobby horse Muffer was those military training staff who used to give us such a hard time at Enoggera and Canungra - especially on the ranges! They should understand that us REME/RAEME types aren't used to all that running about

Life was a bit like that, that's why we sought the easy life and vehicles.(even if we had to fix the bloody things first)

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Originally Posted by Peter Laidler

Now, if you'd SAID that your 'No5 rifle" was in fact a home made lash up, made from a now useless No4 (presuming that it's been lightened too) right at the start, this whole thread might have taken on a different tack............

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Peter, I have two rifles of interest. The process/techniques and advice I'm interested in will be applied eventually to a real No 1 Mk 5. I am using the "wannabe" No 4 cut job as a test bed. If I can turn this piece around, then the real job will be much easier. Also, if I mess anything up on the look-alike, then I certainly won't be too upset about it. So not quite a misunderstanding.