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    Scout, my Longbranch came to me like yours, numbers matching and no mauled metal. The stock on mine was another story! Badly chewed military wood bobbed off at the middle band. She's back to being a properly dressed Enfield now and is in a dead heat with my Savage for being my most accurate Enfield. Your sporting wood is nice looking. If you restore the LB that wood might come in handy if you ever come across an Enfield that has been too modified to restore. Guess you could call that a win-win situation. As for how many enfields, I went way beyond my original target of a #4 MK1 from each maker. Those pesky #5MK1's kept popping up when I least expected!! But, I need not tell you, as you already know how that goes. Forgot to mention, my LB is a 1944 also.
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