No4 mk2

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No4 mk2

#1 Post by ronboy »

Took some of my rifles for a shoot today. At 100yds with my 303 I put 13 shots into a 3 inch group. At 74+ with dodgy peepers I thought
damn good for me. Doubt if I could do it again.





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:goodjob:

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#3 Post by ovenpaa »

That is some handy shooting Ronboy, both from you and the rifle :good:

Factory or reloads?
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#4 Post by Christel »

If that was me I would have saved the target or taken a picture.

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#5 Post by Tower75 »

What ammunition were you using? MkVII or home loads, and if the latter, what cocktail?

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#6 Post by ronboy »

Hi Tower 75, Home loads, 174 grn bullets, 40 grns Rel 15, Fed Primers and COL 3.055, Av velocity 2245. Forgot to mention I was using the battle sight.
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#7 Post by John25 »

[quote="ronboy"]Took some of my rifles for a shoot today. At 100yds with my 303 I put 13 shots into a 3 inch group. At 74+ with dodgy peepers I thought
damn good for me. Doubt if I could do it again.



How do you know how old your rifle is?

When's its birthday?
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#8 Post by Dave 101 »

Good one Ron , Whose oldest you or the rifle ? :-P

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#9 Post by ronboy »

Hi Dave 101, ha ha I think me I have no idea as to the age of my rifle. A while ago a guy who seemed to know about enfields told me the rifle was used in Korea, thats the best I can say. Incidently I thought I had taken a photo with my phone camera of the target but when I got home it was blank. I've been shooting since 9 and have not stopped, still get a buzz when I go.
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#10 Post by Dr. Strangelove »

Does it have any markings on the left hand side of the receiver, Ron? Something like "7/49 PF" then the serial number would mean it was made in July 1949 in the ROF Fazakerly. Hope that helps!
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