Tut tut! old chap, don't confuse Adam...he'll think you're talking about Tony the Grin.





Lodged:lol:; ; ; I get it.





How many others do?





Eoin,

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I love Long Lees also and now will probably never get another, although I recently got a LE Mk1 that had been made into a sporter. Not restoreable as it has been reblued, had someones name stamped on it, fitted with later woodwork and a new--unfired--Indian .303 barrel. I really bought it for the ba...

Nice rifle,some of these conversions even made their way to Aust. Talk about coals to Newcastle!! I see you have a trigger lock on the rifle in some pics. With a little ingenuity the Lee-Enfield can be fired with the lock in place,especially those with cocking-piece safety catches, but even the usua...

Buy it Kevin. Ten years from now what will 250L buy? and you'll still have the International. Note the "L" above, no pound sign. !!!





Eoin.

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Have the chance to buy a rather tatty No1 mkIII* ex target rifle, cut down forend, well used heavy barrel butfitted with a really good modern P-H sight with Mk VII sight scale. Would like to know what such a sight is worth in the UK, just so I can get an idea on what to offer? There is no model desi...

Years ago in the Armoury at 2 Base Wksp RAEME, Moorebank, NSW there was a board with about a 100 different discs on it. Wonder if anyone snaffled it when the old building was demolished in the 80s? Eoin <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :Au --><img src=http://x9eralpha.home.comcast.net/Australia.gif ALT=&qu...

Nice rifle, nice group, nice finger.


Does your bolt handle have a slight bend?





Eoin.

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Here, bloody here!!!





Eoin.

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