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    1914 Enfield Birthday Rifle

    Thought I would post some photo of this 100 year old girl. Got it several years back. All matching, came with disk. Was just missing the cut off which I replaced. I added the sling and the dated oiler.

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    Happy birthday and nice rifle.
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    Happy Birthday Sht L.E A 749, should she get a letter from the Queen?
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    What is the unit on the stock disc?
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    I had the same question? Thought someone one here might know.
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    Is it just me or the fuzzy picture, but it looks like a .410 musket.
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    Could the disk be 5th (service) Battalion the Connaught Rangers, who were formed in August 1914 and were sent to Gallipoli.
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    I think Connaught Rangers is CT on the stock disc - see http://www.martinihenry.com/units.htm
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    Thanks for the info!
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    Just a thought. Should this rifle had volley sights? Just saw this on GB
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