Enfield No2 Mk1

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Enfield No2 Mk1

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An early Christmas present came in the mail today. :D

A 1933 Enfield No2 Mk1 in .38 S&W..

Can't find any ammo for it here in town but I'll get my son to pick some up in Calgary.. :wink:
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Very nice.



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My goodness, that is a very nice revolver. The condition looks beautiful. Shooting that one looks like fun.
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So wifey says to me..

"Instead of always buying old army guns why don't you buy a nice modern gun?"

Bless her soul.. :D
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Very nice Enfield No.2 Mk1. I can.t remember what the one I had back in 1975 used as ammo. but I had the same problem finding any at all. I think the model I had was very close to .45 ACP and someone suggested I try the moon clips with .45 ACP. I did not do this but traded it for a real Colt .45 1911.The guy I traded it to was the one that suggested the moon clips. Never saw him or the gun again.JGC
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Jolly Green Chopper wrote:Very nice Enfield No.2 Mk1. I can.t remember what the one I had back in 1975 used as ammo. but I had the same problem finding any at all. I think the model I had was very close to .45 ACP and someone suggested I try the moon clips with .45 ACP. I did not do this but traded it for a real Colt .45 1911.The guy I traded it to was the one that suggested the moon clips. Never saw him or the gun again.JGC
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