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    C’est magnifique, mais ce n’est pas la guerre.. can't remember the rest of the line...

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobD View Post
    C’est magnifique, mais ce n’est pas la guerre.. can't remember the rest of the line...
    ...Then they came back, but not the six hundred.
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    “There are invisible rulers who control the destinies of millions. It is not generally realized to what extent the words and actions of our most influential public men are dictated by shrewd persons operating behind the scenes.”

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    Well I have been here since 1974 saw the play once when I work in the confederation center of the arts as a drama instructor.
    If you ever come to PEI drop in but come in the summer. I'm 5 min from the beach.
    We have winter right now and it *%&%&%^*^*%&&& in CAPS
    Winter here is for the Hockey Gladiators who hit each other with a stick. LOL
    Well I behind my in my retrofit. The extractor springs for the Enfield are some where in the mail.
    Another BLIZZARD TODAY and to much snow to blow out. So now my shoot testing range in my back yard, is flooded with snow cannot get to it.
    Hard year this year for my snow blowers and my body.
    This is the third Blizzard in 10 days.
    Cheers

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    i just got redirected here - nice to see muffet and 5th weigh in , i have nothing to add but a lot to learn here - i already weighed in elsewhere , im looking forward to more

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    Quote Originally Posted by ugotit33 View Post
    Good Morning here 7:30 AM From Prince Edward Island another Blizzard coming. #%#^^#%@#
    Great measurements, just the way you put it. Thank you very very much.
    We have very few of these rifle here or hidden in the back woods. let alone spare parts.
    I hate seeing things go to waste, o good chance to learn about this rife and all it is been through.
    I can buy the whole bolt from some one on this forum, but is as much as I paid for a 1942 NO1 MKIII
    and that includes the mag. all in tack.
    Here is a target I did of testing what I'm working on 75 feet away.
    2 shoots with the Enfield I got from Britishicon Columbia Canadaicon.
    4 Shots with the mix match NO 4 barrel I put into the 1895 NO1 reciever with the original bolt that was bastardized.
    Head space OK but not perfect first shot low to the right, re-did rifle rest, the next 3
    in the size of a silver dollar..
    The 4th round sheared the rear of the case, rest of case stayed in barrel, because of the head space.
    I have since turn the thread size of the barrel 1 full turn to mach the receiver breech area.
    It is dam close.
    My head space gauges came yesterday, and extractor spring and larger bolt head should be here this week.
    I can use the rifle as is, with bolt as is but prefer to have a safety, if I can set one up cheap, as with the precise info you gave me I'm sure I can. I took the old barrel and bored it for a 410. I can then swap barrels if I wish to. Fun stuff
    I will wait till I sort all the quirks out and fire 303 and 410 and then go on to work the bolt.
    Thanks you again.
    Cheers
    Are you building a sporter here or restoring a 'Long Lee'?

    If you're building a sporter, depending on your skills and interest level, you could convert to a tang safety, but the most worthwhile change would be to a two stage trigger as per SMLE.

    The muzzle brake doesn't fit with a "Lee Speed" type sporter, but what exactly are you building here?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Surpmil View Post
    Are you building a sporter here or restoring a 'Long Lee'?

    If you're building a sporter, depending on your skills and interest level, you could convert to a tang safety, but the most worthwhile change would be to a two stage trigger as per SMLE.

    The muzzle brake doesn't fit with a "Lee Speed" type sporter, but what exactly are you building here?
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    I'm building ( REBUILDING) components of a 303 rifle to be able to shot one accurately.
    I'm not into old antique keep it as it was for prosperity.
    I never had a 303, never fired one, so now I have a chance to do one that takes some doing,
    with out worry of keeping anything original.
    So let me just say this. ( some one built these things, someone, and many modified it, some one created it.
    Now there is me.
    I'm just looking for a one shot accurate 303 shooter using what I have on hand.
    A barrel is a barrel, a receiver is a receiver, and a bolt is a bolt. Then you have your projectile and powder.
    Anyone can call it want they want, put there log stamp on it , a bunch of numbers, but in the end,
    we have a rifle, that shots a bullet or what ever.
    No offense to Enfield enthusiast, I just like working on firearms.
    As for the muzzle break, flash arrest-er, etc, I have been making and using them on
    all my pistol, rifles.
    They reduce the flash, they give more control of the handling of the instrument.
    All this in my humble opinion.
    I do appreciate everyone input and questions. Questions are good for though.
    Keeps us thinking.
    Right now I thinking about going out and removing snow after I have my coffee, from yesterdays snow fall.
    3 blizzard's in 10 days lots of snow.
    I have 3 walk behind snow blowers, an arsenal, one stops I reload another one.
    KEEP SHOOTING SNOW LONG RANGE. hAHAHA
    Lots of ammo ( snow ) lots of repellant (GAS) three man army my two Germanicon Shepherds and me.
    Cheers Rifle is on hold for now

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    Quote Originally Posted by Surpmil View Post
    Are you building a sporter here or restoring a 'Long Lee'?

    If you're building a sporter, depending on your skills and interest level, you could convert to a tang safety, but the most worthwhile change would be to a two stage trigger as per SMLE.

    The muzzle brake doesn't fit with a "Lee Speed" type sporter, but what exactly are you building here?
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    Quick question
    Long morning 4 hours behind my walk behind snow blower.
    I'm interested in the 2 stage trigger where do I find one.
    Some of my stuff if you are interested
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    > my homemade black powder with an old 12 gauge I restored from the junk yard
    >how I made black powder

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    Ah, I remembered the line:
    "C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre: c'est de la folie"

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobD View Post
    Ah, I remembered the line:
    "C'est magnifique, mais ce n'est pas la guerre: c'est de la folie"
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    Do you mean this.
    It is splendid, but it is not war: it is madness '
    I do not know french I asked my parrot to translate.
    Everyone should have a parrot.
    But what are you taking about any way.
    We are at war every day every minute of our life on the planet.
    Stupid humans they have not learned yet.

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