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I appreciate all the info gents.My hope is that is it a decent
shooter,if that is what I get I'll be happy.If it turns out to be
more,that's just a bonus.I also get 600 brass and bullets,dies
and anything left for 303.
.It sounds like we meet on sat.
Details on the rifle will be posted for more information.Hopefully
we can tee up the meet.Thanks Redhorse
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Hey Badger,The rear sight is a turn screw peepsight with
a P in a circle on the side and on the front left corner
lookng at it from the front is a smaller P in circle with
an F 9 and a capital B underneath it over the top of the P
.Thanks Redhorse
PS The rear handguard has 4 grooves in it on each side
it does not look like a former owner carved them as they
are to even/clean.Weird.
Last edited by Redhorse; 09-05-2007 at 04:37 PM.
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Originally Posted by
Redhorse
Hey Badger,The rear sight is a turn screw peepsight with
a P in a circle on the side and on the front left corner
lookng at it from the front is a smaller P in circle with
an F 9 and a capital B underneath it over the top of the P
.Thanks Redhorse
PS The rear handguard has 4 grooves in it on each side
it does not look like a former owner carved them as they
are to even/clean.Weird.
Many WWII Enfields and Long Branches had the grooved rear handguard...they're beautiful aren't they? That's a factory item, I was told rifles are found with and without them with no rhyme or reason. I've bought a few of them on ebay...they add something to an Enfield IMHO.
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Hey Cantom,Yes ,I like the look the grooves give the handguard.
I really like the rifle period.