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    Nepal did make/reverse engineer Sniders, (also Martini's I think). I have heard people talk about Nepalese reverse engineered Enfield's, but have never seen an example.

    Assuming they exist, if they are as good as the locally made Sniders, they are probably pretty good.

    I would guess early Lee designs though, as the events of the early 20th Century would have meant a glut of Britishicon and Indian SMLE'S heading to Nepal, with no subsequent need to build their own.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrclark303 View Post
    early Lee designs
    Pretty sure we had one here for a thread.
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