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Lee Enfield No.8 Spare Parts Source?
Can anybody recommend a source of spares for a No.8 trainer?
I'm a reasonably good internet sleuth, but I haven't had any luck locating one.
If anybody has some to sell out of his personal stash, please DM me (especially for a firing pin and extractor!) , but I figured a post listing commercial sources would benefit several of us.
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Last edited by Troglodyte; 08-03-2022 at 02:07 PM.
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08-03-2022 02:05 PM
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A firing pin and an extractor MUST be the two simplest parts of the no8 rifle to make. Simplicity itself. MANY people have made very similar parts for the little UK
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That may end up being the only option.
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Making firing pins may be simple, but it certainly isn't easy. It is also very time consuming and requires a lathe and vertical mill.
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Here's a page with info on it, I too wouldn't hesitate to make them. https://www.rifleman.org.uk/Enfield_Rifle_No.8.html
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Nope....... can't see what needs a milling machine..... The firing pin pin parts are standard bar stock sizes as is the plate used for the extractor. A bench vice and a couple of files and if you were really well equipped, a small lathe
Lack of small spare parts wouldn't hold an Armourer up for more than a few minutes, believe me........
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