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    Fazakerley Enfield stock markings

    Hi,

    Friend of mine gave me this very clean Faz Enfield.I'd like to find out more info about the original stock set that's on it now as well as the replacement set(possibly new/unissued)
    that came with it.

    Don't see how to post pics anywhere but I have pics of both and can send to another member and let them post them if that would be okay.

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    Here Doug, this should help with posting pics. If you can't manage then email them to me and I'll do it. Try it yourself first though... https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=28752
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    I'll give it try....Thanks!!


    Quote Originally Posted by browningautorifleicon View Post
    Here Doug, this should help with posting pics. If you can't manage then email them to me and I'll do it. Try it yourself first though... https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=28752

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    browningautorifleicon,

    Sent you a PM a little while ago.👍

    Quote Originally Posted by rem870 View Post
    I'll give it try....Thanks!!

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    Messages sent...
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    Here are his pics for deciphering...
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    Your rifle looks honest with lots of character. Give it some tlc, get some ammo and enjoy.

    The spare wood is Pakistani. Probably Turkishicon walnut.

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    Thanks Brian,

    That's the info I was looking for.
    Can you possibly tell me what that markings on the stock(s) that are on the rifle represent?

    I enjoy finding out history of the rifles I own.


    Quote Originally Posted by Brian Dickicon View Post
    Your rifle looks honest with lots of character. Give it some tlc, get some ammo and enjoy.

    The spare wood is Pakistani. Probably Turkishicon walnut.

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