My Favourite Rifles

I'm so glad that we have opened a forum devoted to the 7.62mm conversions. They are my favorite shooting rifles -  especially the Enforcer.

Britrifles, From a rest, and on several occasions,  the Enforcer has given me a cloverleaf at 100 m.  The last time I shot the L42 was several years ago at a 200/300m competitive shoot.  I came first.

I used the Envoy quite bit in my younger days with very satisfactory results.  The L39 is my latest acquisition and has only been tried out once by a friend, who liked it very much.

Unfortunately, the last two rifles have iron sights and should their aging owner now shoot them, they would be seriously disadvantaged! A younger shooter would be more suited to pass judgement on their present accuracy!     

Out of curiosity terrylee. Is the Enforcer the better rifle due to the Pecar scope being the better setup over the No32?

I only ask because to me, all four rifles should produce near identical groupings with each rifle having the same hammer forged heavy barrels correct?

My last question has to do with the L42A1 retaining the Mk1 trigger arrangement over the Enforcers Mk2 trigger arrangement and does it give it the advantage over the L42A1?

Michael

Is terrylee's Enforcer better than his L42A1 because of the,"trigger arrangement" between the two? 

The L42A1 conversion was done using existing No4Mk1 T actions with existing triggers pinned to the trigger guard as you are no doubt aware. The Enforcer on the other hand had the upgrade of the trigger being hung from the action. Not that Parker Hale was the facility doing the upgrade, just they were using actions with the trigger upgrade already in place. I can see how confusing my question to terrylee would seem to you given your assumption that I was not using proper wording in the description of the Enforcer action and for that I apologize to you good sir...

That's odd. Polishing those should reduce creep & stacking, but not greatly affect weight of pull!

Maybe you changed the angle of the cocking piece slightly?

For a target rifle I wouldn't be worried as long as it passes the cock-bump test. (cock the UNLOADED rifle then sharply tap the butt on a piece of wood a few times). if it trips you have a problem.