Bolt replacement is what I would prefer to do.
There are no local gunsmiths, and gunsmiths an hour or more away have not been very reputable. They also pretty much charge $80 to $100 (US) just to...
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Bolt replacement is what I would prefer to do.
There are no local gunsmiths, and gunsmiths an hour or more away have not been very reputable. They also pretty much charge $80 to $100 (US) just to...
Thought about welding and grinding as well, and might go that route.
The bolt number does not match, so that is nothing I am concerned about if replacing.
As to adding metal and forming current...
Thanks, and yep, that link to Peter Laidler's guide is where I am starting (thanks Peter)
A quick question that on the surface sounds like a simple solution.
Can I not simply measure my current...
Prior to original posting I did a search and did not find anything.
Could you point me to other threads where this also occurred?
I like to do everything myself, and as it is, will go into this...
Thanks Peter, I'll do some more reading.
It appears that the portion is part of the bolt, not the cocking piece.
Photo showing cast part of bolt, with piece above.
While cleaning a No1 MkIII, a tiny piece of cast metal fell into my hand. It came from the Bolt, in the area between the two cocking position grooves. This does not seem to affect anything, and all...
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Thanks
Thanks for the replies. Good info.
Is there any sort of database kept for serial numbers that might allow a slim chance for owners to swap parts with others in the same boat?
Can I do something...
Just received a couple Enfields from my dad's collection that were in poor storage the past 50 years. Mainly caked on dust. I remember these in the gun room growing up in the '60's, and thought they...
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