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    No4 Transit chest plans

    My dad wanted something to do so I have asked him to build me a transit chest for one of the no4s I have. I have had a look at the plans on this site but they are too small for him ( and me ) to be able to use them. Does anyone have a bigger version of plans ?
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    Here's an associated thread by another member who has built there own ...

    Maybe contact him?

    No 4 Mk1 T Transit box Reproductions/Canadian Version

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    thanks Doug, appreciate it. I will give him a yell.

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    I don't suppose there is someone from Melbourne / Victoria that will let me measure one up?

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    The ones in here wouldn't work for you, even when you expanded the pics to full size?

    Blueprints and Specifications for the Enfield No.4 Mk1(T) Sniper Rifle

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    Thanks Doug. These are the ones I started with and even expanded I am not 100% confident of being able to read the sizes correctly, hence wanting to run a tape measure over a physical one.
    Given the options, I think I will just have to do my best.
    Appreciate the help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xa-coupe View Post
    Thanks Doug. These are the ones I started with and even expanded I am not 100% confident of being able to read the sizes correctly, hence wanting to run a tape measure over a physical one.
    Yea, using my bi-focals (I'm getting old ... ), they are a little fuzzy and you'd have to go over each dimension with it blown up, using a mag glass. May someone will at some point re-do these for us to be clearer.

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    Talking about transit chests....is there anybody with plans for L49A1's transits?

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    The L49 didn't have a transit chest. It came in a steel cage that you could feed into the chamber of the 120mm anti tank gun

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