Transit Case for No. 4 rifle

[chasobr]

Is anyone in the U.S. currently remaking the no. 15 transit case for the no. 4 T rifle at a reasonable cost?

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[CINDERS]

Do not know about the USA, Island Accuracy in Tassie do a faithful repro for $500/Au then you have to get it there still the Au dollar is very flat so may be worth a look

[gundoc2112]

Do not know about the USA, Island Accuracy in Tassie do a faithful repro for $500/Au then you have to get it there still the Au dollar is very flat so may be worth a look

Are they still in business? I had sent an email to them a year ago and never got a reply. The website does not look to have been updated since then.

[henry r]

have you already looked at the ones being made in canada?

No 4 Mk1 T Transit box Reproductions/Canadian Version

[bigduke6]

Is anyone in the U.S. currently remaking the no. 15 transit case for the no. 4 T rifle at a reasonable cost?

If your handy with a saw and can do dovetails then have a look in the Knowledge Library, there is a set of blueprints see link below ....... and remember your not building a Queen Anne Chair, its a transit chest designed to keep the the contents in good order while in transit or storage etc.

The L42 transit chest I have certainly wasn't labeled as " Fragile " , certainly had a hard life but, the inside is as good as new.


Milsurps Knowledge Library - Blueprints for Chest S.A. No.15 Mk1

[chasobr]

Dovetails? What are they? I last used a handsaw circa 1968. (Not really). I lack the skill and equipment to create this simple box so I have to rely on the skills of others to supply it.

[Peter Laidler]

Even simpler answer. Get the drawings and then put an ad in the local newspaper asking if there is a retired carpenter or cabinet maker who will do it for pocket money plus costs. Like someone said......., we ain't talkin' Chippendale here!

[limpetmine]

Grant made me one, a special order, with. a clear front panel, for my 1943 Long Branch prototype (T). An excellent job with superb worksmanship.

Even simpler answer. Get the drawings and then put an ad in the local newspaper asking if there is a retired carpenter or cabinet maker who will do it for pocket money plus costs. Like someone said......., we ain't talkin' Chippendale here!

[Simon]

I've got two 95% complete reproductions sat in my Garage gathering dust, shame you're on the other side of the pond.

Cheers,

Simon.