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    No1 Mk3 forearm little wood bits ???

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    These fell out when I removed the lower forearm from a No1 Mk3. Anyone know where they go?
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    Look like oil soaked bits from the rear of the fore-end. Maybe the draws rearwards if I had to guess!

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    Thanks, Capt. Laidler.

    A quick search for 'Enfield draws' brought up your "Worn draws" article. Milsurps Knowledge Library - Worn draws in your No1, 4 or 5 fore-end .... (by Peter Laidler))

    I will give the it a try.

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