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[CharnwoodOrdnance]

Hi,
I have a question about your #4 enfield conversions to 7.62.I have #035.
I was wondering how many were converted in the early 1990,s???
I only seen one more with a 2xx serial #,so I am assuming less than 300???

Mine came with a stirling mag.Was this the original mag for conversion??
were the barrels new made or left over sterling kit barrels??

Shoots and ejects perfectly!

I think we made 290 all with sterling mags.The barrels were got as blanks and finished to military profile The first lot were made in 1988 we still have no1 I will have a look at the date on it to make sure

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Charnwood,

Nice to have you on board, regarding my comments on the twin ovoids, I,ll be standing by them untill proven otherwise.

I,m no expert on Enfields, and certanly no expert on the Enforcer, but whatever the situation at Enfield at the time of production of the Enforcer, they still would of had QC (quality control) and In my opinion based on my engineering experiance the twin ovoid Enforcer never left the factory like that.

Manufacture process can change often, this entails lots of plans etc, trials and then production would commence again, If anyone can show me any production drawing showing the changes from the original spec then I,ll be more than happy to hold my hand up and say I,m wrong.

I have not read your comments on the milling shape I was just giving a possible cause for the different styles what you said may be right as you say till paper work comes to light it is pure speculation .