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    You're right there Al. You'll always see real Armourers squeeze the trigger when they close the bolts so that the cocking piece isn't subject to dry firing

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    Very nice #5, the screws are even in great shape! Maybe not even turned?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    You'll always see real Armourers squeeze the trigger when they close the bolts so that the cocking piece isn't subject to dry firing
    Almost the first thing that I learned on a CCF Cadet Armourers' course - some years ago. I remember always making sure to do - mostly because it looks flash.

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    yep sure looks like a nice no1, does it still have the mag cut off as i cant see it in the pic.
    And is the trigger gaurd the original as from most no1s ive seen they have a loop and ring to hold the magazine with the rifle so you cant take the mag off. Does it have volley sights aswell cant see from the pic side.
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    heres a pic or two of my jungle carbine which is still in the progress of a rebuild, just needs the barrell and the rear sights rebuilt. Never mind the barrell which is on it at the moment its a heavy no111 lightly screwed in for show.

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