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Gnr527 .22 Trainer - what is this 12-02-2012, 06:18 AM
bigduke6 Would say Just a standard... 12-02-2012, 09:06 PM
Beerhunter The blurb is a load of round... 12-04-2012, 04:14 AM
Mk VII The conversion is one of the... 12-04-2012, 01:45 PM
A square 10 looks like someone fitted a... 12-04-2012, 06:01 PM
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    .22 Trainer - what is this

    I have no contact with this but am foxed as to what it is:-


    Enfield, Lee .22 LR No.4 Mk1* Bolt Action Second Hand for sale. Buy for 750.
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    Would say Just a standard savage No4 converted to .22 at some point, got wind of it Friday night.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gnr527 View Post
    I have no contact with this but am foxed as to what it is:-
    The blurb is a load of round things.

    "snipers training rifle" - rubbish!

    "with original sling" - rubbish too. Slings were issued separately - and is it fitted incorrectly.

    "canvas slip dated 1942". Available at any good surplus store.
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    The conversion is one of the less difficult ones to do, with the rear-locking bolt, and this appears to be along the lines of a No.9.
    Parker-Hale would do these if you wanted one, and no doubt some individuals and schools did order them.

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    looks like someone fitted a savage made rifle with longbranch Cno7 bits to me , i know these bits were available from a few places over the last 10+ years and i think it would be easy enough to make one up ,

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