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    1916 British Musketry Manual

    Went for dinner last night to a good friend who is a Vietnam Vet and he gave us this book. Interesting so thought I would put it on here as we Lee Enfield addicts enjoy all we can find.







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    very nice friend , that is an interesting piece of enfield kit ,
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