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[Jollygreenslugg]

Geez... you'd think I was asking for the impossible!

Not so much the impossible...more the 'highly improbable' at this stage!!!

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[Claven2]

Not so much the impossible...more the 'highly improbable' at this stage!!!

Hmm... OK then, how about the proper setting and use of volley sights to hit a target past 1500 yards? You could also include all the proper drill commands

I expect a thorough dispersion analysis of the bullet impacts too - anything less would be amateurish, don't you agree?

[kscchtrainer]

Hi Matt,
Welcome from a rank newbie to Enfield collecting. Spent 20 years in the US Army Security Agency, retired in 1981 and had always been a Garand or M14 lover. Now, at 66 and on a fixed income, I couldn't afford either and wanted something in .308 to use for shooting and maybe a bit of hunting if it ever becomes necessary to keep from going hungry

Bought an Ishapore 2A from AIM Surplus a month ago, and am still in the process of cleaning it up so it looks like a rifle instead of a paint bucket. Friend of mine here in Wichita saw it before I started stripping the spotty black paint off the metal, and showed up the next day with a cosmolene covered 1948 Fazakerly No. 4 MK I that is in pretty decent shape. He actually gifted me with it. From zero to 2 Enfileds in less than a week, guys, it don't get much better than that.

I'm waiting on the headspace gauges to get here for both the .308 and .303 from Brownells and Numrich so I can proof 'em before going to the range.

The info in the Knowledge Library here has kept me from being a pest with newbie questions and all I needed was a pointer in the right direction from Badger.

[Son]

Jeez- ya drop off the radar for a couple of weeks and come back to find the neighbourhood has gone to the pack!

I'll raise a belated glass to you Matt, a true gentleman, "should you never need to delete me"

Cheers, mate.