Lee Enfield Mk III
Just wondered if anyone can help me out here, i'm very much a newbie when it comes to guns but i'm interested in buying a "lee enfield rifle mk III" it would have to be deactivated as i don't have a...
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I suggest getting a licence and getting a working SMLE instead. I have a bit of a hard time with deactivated arms, unless they have been deamed unsafe to fire anyway.What you are better off doing is...
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The No. 1 Mk III rifle is a fine and beautiful gun. If you're just looking for something to hang on the wall, the ones from Lithgow Arsenal are real lookers, with some exotic Australian wood that is...
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Ther is a magazine over there that I think is called "Gun World"It's full of adds for such thingsIt's a crying shame, some of the stuff they de-activate!was looking at one a bit ago, and they had...
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Trident Arms in Nottingham has a section of their on-line catalogue for deactivated arms. I have never bought one from them, in fact I have never bought a deactivated gun, but they are good people to...
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I'd forgotten about Trident.In retrospect, I think the mag I mentioned, is called Gun Mart,not Gun world.
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G"Gun Mart" it is - available every month from most newsagents, ncluding W.H. Smiths!Several places selling de-activated SMLEs in my latest copy, plus events listings showing re-enactment days, arms...
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