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    Enfield Butt Plate Question

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    A quick question for those who collect Enfield Riflesicon. Is it possible to use a No. 1, Mk III butt plate on a No.4, Mk i Enfield or are the stocks just too different to make that type of exchange?

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    They can interchange but either way, you'll need to slightly alter the configuration of the wood. It was an approved method of repair to use a No4 butt on a No1 rifle. And incidentally, to use a No4 butt plates (and sling loop assemblies) on Lanchester sub-machine guns

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