ENFORCER 298

[Alan de Enfield]

Meant to say, you can see on my photo the brilliant work on the non slip carving by Colin Moon

Did Colin do the non-slip on the butt as well ?

I know he supplied the forend, but as far as I know the butts came directly into PH from Sile (Italy)

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[Gil Boyd]

Alan,
The job I remember was given to Moon, where he got the finished job done who cares where he outsourced the work to, and I wouldn't blame him for using outside sources too, however, he did a lot of work for the MoD in the post war era, making the Enforcer hand guards, & re-runs of cheekpieces for the L42’s & any odd reserve stored 4T’s that needed them too, which is confirmed in historical documents.
Sad loss the company and he's been dead 10 years plus.

[Alan de Enfield]

Alan,
The job I remember was given to Moon, where he got the finished job done who cares where he outsourced the work to, and I wouldn't blame him for using outside sources too, however, he did a lot of work for the MoD in the post war era, making the Enforcer hand guards, & re-runs of cheekpieces for the L42’s & any odd reserve stored 4T’s that needed them too, which is confirmed in historical documents.
Sad loss the company and he's been dead 10 years plus.

Thanks for that, but my point was that PH purchased the butts directly from SILE, and were shipped to PH they (apparently) never went near Brighton, so I wonder if that 'anti-slip' was just a special one off for 'a mate'