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    Thanks for all the input on this. With the aid of a butt removal tool from DS Solutions and an unwelded carry handle retaining screw, my friend has succeeded in swapping the furniture over. He's intending to take a 'one will turn up eventually' approach to sourcing a wooden carrying handle assembly.

    Apparently the trouble and expense involved is my fault as I told him when he got it that a 1963 Enfield would have started it's career in wooden furniture.
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    And the hinge pin screw needs repositioning, 180 degrees from where it is at present!.....Incorrect assembly!

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    Mike...if it was a Lithgowicon, upside down would be fine....but as its a true Brit...this needs to be addressed!

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    Ask for an Indian one as they are a copy of the brit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    Ask for an Indian one as they are a copy of the brit.
    Yes and no.......like all 1A1 parts, its the same but different, quite different when you put them together.

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    I think the wood is Mahogany as well...?
    Regards, Jim

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