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We have a series of informal high power matches at my local range. I shoot 2 of my No. 4s and a pal occationally shoots a No.1 MkIII* I worked up for him. 200 yrd matches. CMP, Old Soldiers (rifles...

The small yellow wall anchors work like snap caps for .22s. One box will last many years.

Thats Mk7z. No cordite either. My box came and all good. No rusty, no concerns. All 76 stamped.

Yep. Its easy. Done it numerous times. The pictorial is easy to follow.

I have four such rifles with the same idea. Only two drilled. All four have a spot of welding in the chamber.

Recently got very lucky and was able to buy a couple handfuls of SMLE's. Some solid, some not. A couple sporters. Going through each, one. Numrich, Sarco, Liberty Tree and a few others for parts as I...

Yep. Keep going. I have done a few now. The old wear and tear gives them some life.

My understanding is grooved = early. Some had some had not. Not particular to a model. Different makers. Different processes. I am new though and young. :)

I was at Puyallup Sunday and enjoyed your display very much. Had only read about some of these beauties and it was great to see them. Thanks!

1944 Shirley Rifle had scope 15362 believed to be W.Watson and son 32 Mk II.

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I have
Scope HBM No. 32 Mk 1 4099
Also mount with AK 9068

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Recently picked up an LSA/BSA comm conversion .22 IV*. It has a crossed quill metal pin (collar brass) of a yeoman pressed into the butt below the swivel. Just wondering if this rings a bell or not.

New member. Been reading for awhile. Started my addiction collecting Enfields and Ishys back in '95. So far there has been no cure except lack of funds to continue. That seems to remedy itself now...