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    but which Lee Enfield:

    1940 Lithgowicon NO 1 MK 3

    1917 Enfield NO 1 MK 3*

    1950 Longbranch NO 4 MK 1* (my favourite shooter)

    1945 Shirley NO 5 (don't want to wear it out)

    Decisions Decisions

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    To make it easy Dick, a No 1 mk 111 or Mk 111*, and a No 4 Mk 1!

    That would make most of us happy.
    I knew two old blokes who could shoot these guns well, but both now long gone.
    It would be nice for their sakes to show how it Should be done, rather than watch the (Mainly) clowns perform.

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