1933 Trials Rifle Rearsight & Magazine

**waco16** · 02-28-2015 04:41 AM

I know its a long shot, but does anyone out there have an Enfield marked rearsight or magazine of the correct pattern for a 1933 No4 Mk1 Trials rifle?
many thanks

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**Highly Recommended** · 02-28-2015 04:41 AM

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**Roger Payne** · 02-28-2015 07:07 AM

Best of luck Neil!

**snipershot1944** · 02-28-2015 08:46 AM

While everyone is looking through their parts boxes, I could use a waisted front sight protector for a trials rifle.

**waco16** · 02-28-2015 11:40 AM

Originally Posted by Roger Payne

Best of luck Neil!

Thanks, Roger.
Its worth a try!

**Roger Payne** · 02-28-2015 01:21 PM

Oh I agree. Chances are slim, but if you don't ask they're non-existent. And your rifle is well worth the effort.

**waco16** · 02-28-2015 01:42 PM

Thanks, very kind Roger
While I'm not officially allowed to have the rifle until March 24, i managed to convince the wife to let me have the stock.........
I don't know if you remember the stoçk was rather dry when you saw it at Birmingham, so before it was locked away the woodwork was removed.
Now sat in front of the TV watching the rugby gently caressing gentleman's relish (linseed oil icon

) in to it
Its coming up a treat!

**Roger Payne** · 02-28-2015 03:23 PM

It's ok, you're speaking to a fellow sufferer from terminal Enfielditis.........I understand!

**Brian Dick** · 02-28-2015 03:35 PM

Guess I'm guilty since I'm rubbing out wood with linseed today too!

**Roger Payne** · 02-28-2015 03:54 PM

I thought I'd better lock up the garage workshop & sit in front of the TV with the wife as I'm clearing off to The Somme for a week tomorrow. Mind you we just sit there ignoring each other all evening.......

**waco16** · 02-28-2015 05:18 PM

A few hours of silence seems like a good swap for a week on the Somme!

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