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    mounting PH rings on Enforcer

    might be a stupid question, what is the correct side to have the mounting screws when fitting PH rings to Enfield Enforcer? I have seen numerous images and they shoe them fitted both sides. I would assume the screws should go on the left.

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    Hope this helps answer your question:
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gil Boyd View Post
    Hope this helps answer your question:
    Hey Gil,
    the rifle in your picture isn't wearing PH rings.... ;-)

    Attachment 88003

    Here is a PH rifle with PH rings which can only be mounted in one direction.

    Generally rings with large threaded knobs are mounted to the left side to minimize interference with bolt operation.

    I have swapped ring directions when there are scope windage concerns (quite often rings and base combinations will not be in line with the bore).
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    just testing................ it was a late night and fired the first Enforcer picture I put my fingers on. Certainly LHS to answer the question I omitted initially.
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