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    Another restored SMLE

    Hi folks,

    Well my supply of No1Mk3 parts isn't getting larger, but I managed to get the parts to restore this SMLE. The sporterized rifle had a WW1-dated receiver, and was ftr'ed in 1953; the bore is really nice, so I thought it'd be good to bring this one back to its original configuration.

    Other than the fact that a few parts are "DP" stamped (rear handguard, butt stock, rear sight guard), I think it turned out ok. Gotta test it at the range though... before being happy with it!

    Lou




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    Nice job. I enjoy seeing these old war babies restored back to their original appearance.

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