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Not sure if this is the right forum but here is a pattern you can use to make a old fashioned 0.303 bandolier. Print this pattern in A4. Have fun. ...

Thanks for that. So in theory the screw should be backed off a small amount so the slot in screw head aligns with the punch mark.
Thanks for all the input and sharing of experience.

Here is a picture of the punch mark.

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It is a no 4 Mk 1/2. It has been Fulton Regulated some years ago.

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Just a question about a small punch mark next to the main screw under the receiver. Is this mark put there by the armoured? Is the slot in the screw thread supposed to line up with this punch...

Thanks Team.
Too easy when you know how to do it.
Cheers

Thanks Alan
Really appreciate your help. I will try that
Cheers

Thanks Thunderbox. That appears to be the way the PH 5c was installed. The battle sight has been ground off leaving the micrometer sight in place.
Is there any way to remove the bolt with this...

Hi there.
Really enjoying reading all the combined knowledge.
I have just purchased a beautifully presented Fulton Regulated no4 Mk 1/2.
It has a Parker Hale 5c sight installed. It also has the...

Kia ora
Just bought a "Fulton Regulated" LE No 4 mark 1/2 in 0.303 .

My previous 0.303 was a typical Kiwi Cut-Down that was good for shooting a horse at 6 inches distance but not at all accurate....