1942 Savage

[MJ1]

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Cheers
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[cnrcollector]

Thanks MJ1!

It is comforting to find out that I am not the only eccentric OF that uses a Scout Regiment telescope for spotting when he takes his "T" to the range for exercise.

The other shooters always shake their heads and smile, but I know that they are just jealous.

[MJ1]

My other Savage set. The unfired one. And you I do get a luagh when they snicker.

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..MJ..

[Johnny P]

I believe it was Skennerton that said the Savage rifles were not fitted with scopes. Is that correct, or has it been proven wrong?

[MJ1]

LOL, you will learn to never say never about Enfields.

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[Johnny P]

LOL, you will learn to never say never about Enfields.

Was that yes or no? I had a like new Savage that was set up as a (T), but no scope number on the wrist. Does that one have the scope number?

[MJ1]

There are no tells on either rifle other than [S] and both have five groove barrels. Of the ten T rifles I have the Savage rifles are the best shooters.

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