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    Line Thrower

    So I just picked up an Enfield No 1 Mk III Line Thrower today, have yet to go thru the markings, overall she is in great shape, LT letters on the butt, the magazine is present but the guts of it are ripped out, both sights removed, and the rifling remains perfect. Does anyone know where to find the line throwing equipment or know what held the line? I found one place with a rod, and they dont believe in answering theyre phone, go figure.
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