Source for original front pad for 4T?

[snipershot1944]

Does anyone know of a source for an original 4T front pad and screws?

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[Surpmil]

Regular No4(T) or ex-trials rifle?

[waco16]

Im guessing its for a rather nice '31 dated trials

[snipershot1944]

Ding Ding Ding, you both win a prize.

I've had some experience restoring US and German sniper stuff, but the idea of this one seems hopeless. After talking with a few poential sources, I think it best to pass.

[waco16]

Such a pity that Enfield marked front pad has been removed and worse still is missing - it is otherwise very nice example of an early trials (T)
Complete with original Enfield marked rearsight as well.
I'm after one of those is anyone has one that's looking for a good home.......

[Lee Enfield]

Does anyone know of a source for an original 4T front pad and screws?

I'd trade a Trials rifle pad for a Savage pad....

[waco16]

If anyone has an Enfield trials rear sight, or a trials magazine, or indeed a scope bracket that would be at home on a '33 dated trials (T) I have one of those valuable L42 brush bottles I would happily trade

[Surpmil]

If you can find the owner of this rifle you'll have found what you need: notice the inspection stamp? The rifle it is/was on is a Long Branch by the way. The photo was on this forum or another a few years back.

[snipershot1944]

Final price on the Trials 4T on Auction Arms was $1520. I hope the seller can get it properly restored.

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I was tempted to Go after it but all I really wanted was the wasp waisted front sight protector for my Trials 4T. Anybody know where one might go to find one?

[paulseamus]

Try contacting Simon at Lawrance Ordnance, in Sydney.

Simon had a few DP No4 T receivers tucked away. Whilst the receivers may be not fit for service the pads should still be good.

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