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    no4 enfield with new wood

    this is my 1943 long branch I just put new on it. I think it turned out well. it is savage beech wood, that was all I could find. the stoving on the gun is very nice so all I done was cleaned it up and fitted the wood. it shoots real good. the photos doesn't do it justice.
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