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Time for a new and correct Milsurps illustration
I love Lee-Enfields, especially the sniper versions. It always bothers me that the illustration for the Milsurps banner shows a nice No. 4 MK. I (T) or No. 4 MK. I* (T) but with the sling mounted in a totally unique way, one which was never used by the military as far as I know. The rear sling swivel is mounted immediately behind the grip! As well the sling swivel in front of the magazine appears to be the tall 360-degree rotating target swivel rather than the sniper one.
Picky? Yes. There is the embarrassment of using an incorrect illustration for a wonderful knowledge exchange forum. As well, we would all share the horror if an owner used that photo as a reference and drilled and cut into their original sniper rifle butt and mounted their sling swivel there, thus permanently damaging the rifle.
I therefore politely suggest that a more accurate image of a No. 4 MK. I (T) or No. 4 MK. I* (T) be substituted for that erroneous one.
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Colin MacGregor Stevens
https://www.captainstevens.com [B]Model 1918 scope ideally w P14 rings; LB Scout Sniper Rifle windmill sight & furniture; No. 4 Mk. I* 28L0844; any rifle with S/N ASE-xxxx ; No.32 Mk. I SN 1042.
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02-21-2016 12:47 PM
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Look again, it's a completely correct 90L Long Branch sniper, it's just that the short loop of the the m1907 sling is partially cut off, and the centre loop is sideways.
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Reminds me of a similar thread from 2012 .. 
LB Sniper on milsurps
Maybe we should start a contest for someone to produce (or pay for) a new site banner for us... 
Regards,
Doug
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Thank You to Badger For This Useful Post:
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Thank you for clarifying Doug. :-)
I stand corrected.
Last edited by Seaforth72; 02-22-2016 at 04:09 AM.
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