No.4 101

[D-BOMB]

Hey all,

A while ago I started a youtube channel for fun, here's a "buyer/newb" guide to the No.4.
I am terrified to post this here as there is so much Enfield wisdom but it is ment as a basic crash course, pretty much all the things I wished were in one video when I got into this.
Make sure to watch in 1080! and let me know what you think.



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[bigduke6]

I,m looking at a thread with a big white box ?

[jmoore]

Your voice is better than mine. A little sing song, but OK. Scripting might be good.

The "Ishapore Screw" is of British origins. More common on Indian rifles, though.

Would leave out "not needing" stuff. This isn't about needing! Quite a few folk over the pond are happy with deacts!

BTW, if it works for you that's fine, but I can't recall the last time I saw anyone shooting with both elbows on the bench as support. And that's saying something...

With work it could be a useful intro. Not quite ready yet.

But better you than me! This internet thingie is more exposure than is comfortable sometimes.

[Beerhunter]

I agree that he didn't use a very good bullet choice to show the difference between a 174gn. FB and a 174gn BT but his point is correct and well made. I reckon that the difference in bearing surface between a FB spitzer and a BT spitzer is the that FB has about double that of the BT.

Over the years I have consistently found that groups will tighten up with the use of a FB bullet.

[RobD]

Well, D-Bomb, I for one enjoyed it!

[D-BOMB]

Thanks for the input guys, maybe I'll pull it down and head back to the drawing board.

[jmoore]

I think it's worth the effort to do a few run-throughs. Each time ought to get picked apart and improved. Unlike a professional actor, you've no script, no director, and little to no support crew. And those folk often require many takes to get a worthy finished product.

Not a small challenge to get scrutinized and approved by our picky lot!