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My friend purchased the Enforcer in the sale, which will need a bit of tender loving care to bring back to original spec.
Any one got a Pecar 4-10 x 45 for sale if so I can put you in contact as he is now looking for one for this rifle.
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11-11-2011 02:24 PM
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So - what's the verdict ?
Serial Number A65
Haven't seen 'em all, but I've never seen a legit one with that style cocking piece. Other than that...not much else to go on.
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Originally Posted by
Simon P
My friend purchased the Enforcer in the sale, which will need a bit of tender loving care to bring back to original spec.
Any one got a Pecar 4-10 x 45 for sale if so I can put you in contact as he is now looking for one for this rifle.
They have turned up semi-frequently at the same auction house and generally make £200-£400 depending on condition.
Tell him to make sure it has the correct graticule (for an Enforcer) as they are very hard to find and are generally £100+.
If he needs to know which graticule to get tell him to email me (he has my details)
Not all Enforcers were supplied to the Police with a scope - it depended on the state of the Forces budget at the time - a Scope would be added later out of next years budget. The local POlice Armourer would source whatever type of scope he wanted and was not forced to use a Pecar 4-10. I have seen Enforcers with very strange scopes on them with full provenance attached to them
It was a little 'rough' in areas and I'm not 100% convinced that the Police fitted accessory rails - he will also need a PH5E/4 rear sight as that was missing as well. Tell him to ensure it is a PH 5E/4 and not a PH5E as the 5E is for a mauser action.
Dont try a PH5C as it wont fit - it fouls the scope rings.
I bet he thought he was on to a 'winner' when the hammer first went down, then the auctioneer 're-auctioned' it as he had 'missed' a bidder - then it made more than twice the price.
I spoke to him after the auction and have been in touch by Email since - nice chap.
Last edited by Alan de Enfield; 11-11-2011 at 02:41 PM.
Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...
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Originally Posted by
Alan de Enfield
I bet he thought he was on to a 'winner' when the hammer first went down, then the auctioneer 're-auctioned' it as he had 'missed' a bidder - then it made more than twice the price.
I spoke to him after the auction and have been in touch by Email since - nice chap.
I think there is a bit of a cartel operating at that auction site; I twice lost lots due to my bid being ignored and the lots being knocked down to someone else - even though in each case I'd had several bids acknowledged and was still clearly holding up my card....
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I think there is a bit of a cartel operating at that auction site; I twice lost lots due to my bid being ignored and the lots being knocked down to someone else - even though in each case I'd had several bids acknowledged and was still clearly holding up my card....
I,ve seen this the few times I have been there and am sure Alan has witnessed it also, what one would call a one horse race.....
As for the No1 MkV, serial No A65, will reserve comment as yet but highly recomend Simon P (PM on the way) returns it to Scotarms ASAP for a refund, take it from me its not original, as I know where it come from and was in my possesion and on my books for a day, until it was returned to the dealer I purchased it from, I lost a few quid on that because the dealer wouldnt do a pick up, as I dont buy and sell dont have an account with TNT so a one off cost over £60 to return it.
(Its No one on this forum so need for concern here)
Like I said earlier its the last place I,d off load some nice items, and I dont think these are coming fom a collecton of a collector, more a dealer trying to offload some items that have been on the shelf too long and have done a few too many miles in the back of a TNT van.
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Originally Posted by
Alan de Enfield
I spoke to him after the auction and have been in touch by Email since - nice chap.
He has an outstanding small bore Enfield collection, probably the best in the UK
, with many examples of rare trials rifles, he only went to the auction for the No7 Magazine!!!
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How much did the enforcer sell for at the auction? Wish I lived nearer with all those bits and bobs at ok prices and interesting lots like enforcers coming up! Nowhere near Staffordshire like it, so far as I'm aware.
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How much do the PH5E/4 rear sights cost, when they show up for sale? I am helping someone put another Enforcer back together, and the PH5E/4 is being a real bear to find lol.
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Last edited by Badger; 11-12-2011 at 11:41 AM.
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Originally Posted by
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How much do the PH5E/4 rear sights cost, when they show up for sale? I am helping someone put another Enforcer back together, and the PH5E/4 is being a real bear to find lol.
I have sold quite a few on ebay over the last few years with prices peaking at around GBP £300. Prices have dipped recently so I'd say £150 would be about 'right'. They are few and far between now as people building (re-building) Enforcers / clones have been snapping them up.
I believe that the 5E/4 was specific to the Enforcer, if that is true then probably not many more than 767 were manufactured.
DO NOT buy a PH5E as this is for a mauser action and will not fit a No4 action.
DO NOT try a PH5C as this will not fit as it fouls the scope rings.
Mine are not the best, but they are not too bad. I can think of lots of Enfields I'd rather have but instead of constantly striving for more, sometimes it's good to be satisfied with what one has...
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