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Rifle Identification 2016-03-28 19:43:46 Post No. 29414485
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friend of mine was in a parade at the weekend and wants to what kind of rifles they had, its lee Enfield isnt it?
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>>29414485
No.1 Mk.3
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also lets ignore the ludicrously long fake gun in the background
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>>29414485
Yes. Rifle, Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield Mark III*, the WW1-simplified version adopted in late 1915.
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>>29414502
thank you /k/omrade
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I have one on layaway right now
>mfw got paid since then
>going to my LGS after class today to pick it up
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>>29414504
>ludicrously long
Not for a flintlock rifle.
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>>29414545
I think it was supposed to be a "Howth" type mauser but they overdid it a tad, ireland is after all a no gun land
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>>29414485
It's a REPLICA No.1 MkIII* rifle.
The pure black, the cheap/light wood stock, the screws on the clip bridge... fake
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>>29414485
>That lily pin
Easter Rising parade was it?
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>>29415244
you are incorrect
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>>29414485
I think that's a denix replica enfield (fake)
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>>29415779
ok, should I go on? There are no grooves in the cocking piece. The stacking swivel is CLOSED which is incorrect. How can you stack with closed loops?
Oh look... it's identical to this:
http://www.historicreplicaguns.com/lee-enfield-replica-rifle.html
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>>29414485
Nobody going to call out that its cocked?
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