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Originally Posted by the_law_man01
Oh, hey Tam, I'm sure that since you seem to be such an expert on Lee Enfields
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Oh, I'm no expert on them. I own a couple, and have owned a few others in the past. I've sold a whole bunch of them over the past years, though. Tikirocker's a lot more of an "Enfield expert" than I am.
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Originally Posted by the_law_man01
that you know the sights are able to be removed from the barrel with no damage to any parts. This way it can be completely put back to original parts. I'm sure you also noticed that there was no cutting done to this gun. With the exception of drilling and tapping, this gun can go back to completely original in a weekend.
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Yeah, so?
#1: You didn't mention if the original parts come with the gun or not.
#2: Even if the original parts do come with the gun, and someone puts them back on, all they have is a drilled & tapped Ishy .308. Assuming it headspaces tight, all the numbers match, and it has a stock that doesn't look like it's been gnawed on by angry beavers (like most Enfields that spent too much time in India) that's a $200-$250 gun all day long.
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Originally Posted by the_law_man01
Thanks for trying to sound intelligent. Doesn't fit you though.
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No need to be rude; all I did was wish you luck. Oh, and don't forget Rule #3, which you agreed to when you signed up here at The Firing Line:
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Thank you, and have a nice day!
