enfield no1 mk III

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cjo1971
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enfield no1 mk III

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picked up this new Enfield. where can I find a front and rear handguard? also the buttstock rotates back and forth a little, any advice on how to make it more solid.


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Nice one. :vcool: :vcool: I just saw those parts I think at sarco. Not sure about the butt stock but be sure and take off the fore stock first. Some times they are just loose. Sometimes the washer is missing. :thumbsup:
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You'll need a very long flat head screwdriver. I got mine at Home Depot. One that looks impossibly big. Probably the biggest one they have. Take the former off FIRST, then tighten the butt stock by opening up the oiler hole in the butt plate, remove a washer in there with a coat hanger or something, then tighten the screw. If you don't need the screwdriver, return it to the store.

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Someone mentioned a mosin bayo would work for that. :thumbsup:
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