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A few Lee Enfield Training rifles |
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Posts: 180 (01/05/09 16:23:08) The Hunter
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From Top to Bottom:
1. Indian/ Nepalese bayonet training rifle 2. Rifle No.2 Mk. IV* .22 training rifle 3..22 Short Rifle Mk. III 4. 1916 LSA Drill Purpose Rifle 5. L59A1 Drill Purpose Rifle 
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Posts: 1430 (01/05/09 16:50:19) Green State Guru
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I like those .22s,but then thats no surprise since I'm a No.1 fan.Are they single shot?-TR
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Posts: 181 (01/05/09 17:04:39) The Hunter
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Yes, they are single shot although the Rifle Mark III is often sen with a Parker Hiscock magazine making it multi-shot
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Posts: 21995 (01/05/09 18:41:13) Catman Jack
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I just knew these would be rolled out!!!! Nice covey!
M1Garand issued April, 1956, new in wrapper to B.G. Yockey, at Camp Pendleton, California. serial #2774590. Have you seen it? |
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Posts: 6680 (01/05/09 19:37:22) Cold Country
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me too don , i knew he had them [in my heart of coarse] i was just waiting for him to post em ,
very nice neil , |
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