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    Enforcer 696

    I have an Enforcer serial number 696
    It was converted from a Savage No4 to a MkII trigger action and from there to an Enforcer.
    It still has the original savage serial number on the left side of the wrist.
    I'm thinking of selling but I'm not sure what they go for these days. If anyone could help, that would be appreciated.
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    Windage Arm

    Do you have the original windage arm for the rear sight?

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    I'm not sure that it'd even be shootable with the telescope set that far rearwards. Absolutely no eye relief at all. Well, you COULD shoot it but only once!!!!!

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    I would certainly do what everybody else are currently doing and ask for as much as you can fo it.
    My estimate would be between £1200-1500, would be subject to seeing it and checking a few things, and trying to establish where its been for the last few years as its not issued on the list
    Hope that helps
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    In response to the scope being set far rearward, well that's where I set the scope. I just kept it for display. I could always move it foreward. I'm a target shooter by no means. I'm just fascinated by Enfields.

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    Just been offered one for £1400 so that is about the right scale between £1200 & £1500

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