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Last edited by paulseamus; 09-01-2010 at 06:25 AM.
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I don't remember ours having wheels on them - except handwheels of course, or the spent case deflector. Whoever wins it will need a hefty old car to move it! We still use one and every telescope I repair gets test fired for shock loading from one.
Enfield rest............. There was even an Army Ordnance part number for them!
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We had one on the 25 yd range in Victoria BC for some time. This was in the 70s. Too heavy to move so it stayed put until disposal. It was far larger as I recall and was a floor mount. The size of a good floor lathe. It had hand wheels and recoil springs and such. Zinc chromate green coloured. Even as a kid I knew what it was for and would have taken it then if I could.
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Wow, I wish I could get that.
Marty
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We've got one here Marty. How the xxxx do you get it back home....................?
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LERA has one here in UK
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I often thought that the NRA/NSC at Bisley should install a machine rest on a 100 yd test range. At a stroke, you could eliminate all those generations of shooters saying: "the ammo is a bit suspect/ the bedding is faulty/ the barrel is shot-out/ the sights seem to have some back-lash/ the butt markers aren't very good today/ my SMLE can't hit a barn from the inside/ etc"..... LOL...
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So Ned
Should I take a few days off and pack my fuel card.
It's only a 5000km round trip
Paul
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4,000 km or, say, 3,000 real pommie miles........ jees Paul, it's not that far according to my map. What sort of Country is THAT big?
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Paul and M4 carbine.....
Well, if you want to help me drag it out of "the shed" (tm) I'm sure we can make a deal or if not I will even drive it to Toronto for pick up. Price negotiable.....
However, be prepared to bring a large car or a half ton as it weights a bloody ton (well, at least 350 pounds)
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