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When I bought the full length Isha, It came with a package of extra parts and an extra stock.
In other words everything needed to convert the 308 jungle rifle back to a full length rifle except the barrel.
Eventually I will sell the package, doubt I will go through the hassle of converting it back.
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10-12-2009 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by
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When I bought the full length Isha, It came with a package of extra parts and an extra stock.
In other words everything needed to convert the 308 jungle rifle back to a full length rifle except the barrel.
Eventually I will sell the package, doubt I will go through the hassle of converting it back.
Thats interesting, I've never seen that combo before... I often thought I would also like to scrounge one of the Gibs Summit 45-70's but haven't scored one yet.
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I think Stevo is a little over the top (read: out of line) using the term "Bubba" with these guns. To me, that term does imply a hacksaw and an amateur conversion.
I own a couple dozen Enfields of many types that are collector items including several sniper rifles, all correct.
My Ishy "JC" clearly is no collector piece. But it was professionally modified and it's a fun plinking rifle. I don't have to apologize for it when I take it to the range. It runs just fine on cheap surplus ammo. That's what I bought it for.
The term "Bubba," to me, has the connotation of someone who doesn't know what he's doing modifying a rifle with the result of ruining it.
A well done sporter isn't a "Bubba" job, either, although I've taken several and put them back in their original military configuration. Whoever "sporterized" them did a very nice job, though.
Same with the Ishy "JC."
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Are you an ex Tankie Hot Tom? I have a Centurion ARV!
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Are you an ex Tankie Hot Tom? I have a Centurion ARV!
LOL, Peter, you really had me scratching my head on that question til I looked at my avatar 
No, I used to restore military vehicles as a hobby and my all time favorite was a Ferret (with a live full auto Browning M1919 on it; Arizona has very enlightened gun laws) that spent much of its active duty life in the 17th/21st Lancers. It's in a museum now. I sort of adopted their cap badge as my avatar.
In my twisted sense of humor (humour?) I find some irony in using the symbol of one of the units that led The Charge of the Light Brigade. There is a rather sick expression in the US Army for those who earn dubious distinctions: "That is like being named 'Soldier of the Month' in the Light Brigade." 
In fact, I'm a retired US Army Military Police officer (5 years Regular Army; 23 years Army Reserve). They never gave me anything more exotic than an M151 Jeep and an M1911A1 pistol to play with. Sometimes the Army actually knows what it's doing 
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Last edited by HotTom; 10-13-2009 at 12:53 PM.
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