Restoring my 1896 MLE |
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A square 10
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and likewise the mkI rifle is not the same as a no 1 rifle , sometimes it may seem picky but its critical to getting correct answers to your specific rifle questions , since i do not yet own a chager loading lee enfield/metford im not at all certain how it might be marked without looking it up - it is an upgrade to original magazine lee enfield/metfords , easily discernible by the presence of the bridge |
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kjohn
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"Confusing" is one way to put it. Here's a shot of the wrist socket on my 1897 trainer:
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englishman_ca
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Yup, 1897 Enflield made Lee Enfield Mk.I, 1st class arm.
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