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    Got finished greasing up my Enfields today. They looked pretty good except the stock bolt on my Savage No.4, it had some rust. Thanks again for all the input.

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    If you saw the stock bolts from No5 rifles and the return spring tubes from L1A1's and Brens used in the jungle, I'm sure you'd think yours got away lightly

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    Peter,
    I had one of the Siamese contract rifles one time.
    Looked like it'd lived in a greenhouse.
    some like the inner band screw were half eaten away.
    Not so much pitted as eaten.
    That old rifle would make nice profile shaped bullet holes at about 150 yards!

    No I didn't keep it.

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