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    1921/45 refurb

    I'll get straight into it gents. I picked up this Lithgowicon on Saturday. Nothing outstanding, infact I let it go the first time I saw it but I couldn't walk away. I just love the red wood and I can't resist 1921 actions. Only two serial numbers, action and bolt. Bore is sharp and shiny.
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    Very Nice !! I can sympathise about not being able to resist - I have two in my safe at the moment - 2 x 1943's funnily enough - a Lithgowicon that was FTR'd in 51 (Beauty), plus a Maltby No4 Mk1 (Beast)... Hope you take it out the range from time to time - these Enfields are too nice to be safe queens !

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