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    No.4 Replacement Barrels Are Now In Stock

    Good afternoon,

    The first batch of Lee Enfield No.4 replacement barrels has completed production and has been added to our stock model inventory.

    The models currently in stock feature an "in the white" finish. Parkerized barrels are slated for completion in the next week or so.

    Lee Enfield No.4 Barrel

    Many thanks go out to Brian Dickicon of BDLicon LTD, Peter Laidlericon, Nailcreek, Bill Wylde, Chuck Moline, and many others who assisted in the R&D process. There were a number of hurdles to overcome with this project, so we appreciate the patience demonstrated by those waiting on us to wrap up production on these barrels!

    If you have any questions regarding the various models now available or currently in development, feel free to shoot us an email at contact@criterionbarrels.com. Any referrals to gunsmiths currently offering rebarrelling services for these rifles (in the US) would also be much appreciated.

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    Wel Done for taking the time and making the effort to bring these to the market.

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    Is the extractor cut of the same profile as the original barrels? Any plans to reduce the depth of the cut made to square the edges of the bayonet lug, or is that done to make your barrels different from the originals?
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