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here we go again a lovely ol enfield n04 1star

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after afew attemps 3 in the nine,run out of ammo its about 15inches high poi at 100m.
and think with afew adjustments were gonna get on fine

Welcome to the LE club again Chris...
Better luck this time!
I was out shooting mine again yesterday, at the Sealand Army range. It's always a pleasure to shoot it, particularly at 300yds. The sound of the "Lee Enfield Boom", you just can't beat it!

That's better..... clapclap

Looks a nice example too, what factory/year??

Another Longbranch, is it 2 groove?

Welcome to the LE club again Chris...
Better luck this time!
I was out shooting mine again yesterday, at the Sealand Army range. It's always a pleasure to shoot it, particularly at 300yds. The sound of the "Lee Enfield Boom", you just can't beat it!

great sound, how did you get on at 300yds

That's better..... clapclap

Looks a nice example too, what factory/year?

1943 same load that the other one came from i believe canada to italy ,

Another Longbranch, is it 2 groove?

yes an 2 groove

looks like wlm 260 marking mean ?

ballkeeper wrote: great sound, how did you get on at 300yds

300yds is probably the sweet spot range for shooting a No.4


Or rather it's my sweet spot range for shooting a No.4

Are you going to strip it down and give it a good soaking with Linseed Oil? It's probably very dry; after being stored for all those years, and the wood has contracted in the bedding. Might tighten your groups up a bit.

TomH wrote:Are you going to strip it down and give it a good soaking with Linseed Oil? It's probably very dry; after being stored for all those years, and the wood has contracted in the bedding. Might tighten your groups up a bit.

ied prob ruin it so maybe not a good idea

ballkeeper wrote:

Welcome to the LE club again Chris...
Better luck this time!
I was out shooting mine again yesterday, at the Sealand Army range. It's always a pleasure to shoot it, particularly at 300yds. The sound of the "Lee Enfield Boom", you just can't beat it!

great sound, how did you get on at 300yds

That's better..... clapclap

Looks a nice example too, what factory/year?

1943 same load that the other one came from i believe canada to italy ,

Another Longbranch, is it 2 groove?

yes an 2 groove

At 300yds, I was at the mercy of the target markers in the Butts, I was getting around 6inch groups at that range. Although I didn't get to see the target close up, I was more than happy with the indicated shot-fall.