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    45-70 Lee Enfield

    Check out this bad boy!!! Super happy with it. It's a powerhouse






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    Fine looking rifle. That's going back to the design's beginnings. James Lee's first bolt action rifles were chambered in .45-70. Below is a M1885 Lee Remington.


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    That is a beaut! There is something satisfying about a 45-70 bolt action. I thought it was a 12ga conversion when I saw it in the shop and wasn't intrigued. But the fella said "45-70". Sold sir! Lol


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    I wanted to have one of those for donkey's years...same thought, that's how they started out. That would be great for a brush buster out in our prairies.

    Show us some close ups of the bolt face, mag interior and receiver interior at the mag...?
    Regards, Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    I wanted to have one of those for donkey's years...same thought, that's how they started out. That would be great for a brush buster out in our prairies.

    Show us some close ups of the bolt face, mag interior and receiver interior at the mag...?
    I could not get the datgon follower out. Took these last night. Lots of inquiries.

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    Were those new built guns and actions or was Navy Armys recycling surplus and just refinishing/scrubbing them when they refit the stock and barrel? That's pretty neat.

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    Navy Arms used Indian .308 actions with new made barrels and magazine. It is a great novelty item but for its size it is extremely heavy. But to each his own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by breakeyp View Post
    Navy Arms used Indian .308 actions with new made barrels and magazine. It is a great novelty item but for its size it is extremely heavy. But to each his own.
    Its not that heavy !


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    Quote Originally Posted by LesPaui+sg=win View Post
    Its not that heavy !
    Or are you talking about the 308?


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    Quote Originally Posted by LesPaui+sg=win View Post
    Took these last night.
    Thanks, that was important. Those are good...

    Quote Originally Posted by cipherk98 View Post
    Were those new built guns and actions
    I think I could use a good condition #4 action myself...

    Quote Originally Posted by breakeyp View Post
    it is extremely heavy.
    I think I can sweat it though...
    Regards, Jim

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