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    something I have never seen before !

    I found this photo on the CMPicon forum last week. It appears the owner decided to add this large ring to the cocking piece as some sort of improvement ? Maybe he had a large number of old cartridges that required a number of firing pin strikes to fire the primer ?

    I really do not have any idea why someone would do this to the Lee EnfieldAttachment 80224
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