jc5icon, it (2020) is a supplement to the older one (2014), which in turn was a slightly revised version of the thing that appeared in Skennertonicon's magazine (2012). This time around, there's nothing about shooting the things and nothing about the constables and the cadets using them for years and years, as in the last one. Using the Enfield production records, this 2020 booklet is purely about production minutiae and serial numbers — cracking stuff that all our wives love listening to us talk about. It disproves one theory we suggested in 2012/2014, but proves most of the others. As far as I know, the only source is the publisher, the NZAHAA, through its secretary Katrina Evans (nzahaa.secretary@gmail.com).

Thanks for your interest.

Coggo
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