Hello all! I’m glad to be a part of this forum with so many experienced folks. I’m new here and I’m new to Britishicon service revolvers. I’ve got a chance to buy a 1933 Enfield No2Mk1 that is not modified for double action or to accept .38 special. It looks pretty good cosmetically, but I’m just hung up on the condition of the barrel. The rifling appears shiny and without major defects, but to me it doesn’t seem sharp or deep. Just how much rifling should be present? I’ve tried sticking a Prvi Partizan .38S&W in the muzzle and I see less than a millimeter of lead between the crown of the barrel and the top of the brass case. I’ve also attached pictures. Is this an extremely worn Enfield barrel?Attachment 31155Attachment 31156Attachment 31157
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