Indoor shooting with chamber insert

[RCS]

I have only found one Mark 1*** rifle in 25 years in the USA, All the others have the Irish second serial number
with the ER or CR pre fix and there is the G pre fix too. I understand the Irish ER rifles were mostly original while
the CR pre fix rifles have alot of Mark 3 parts (sights & wood). So if you use the Mark 3 you are alright.

I have an Enfield 1904 Mark 1*** that now has a third serial number, the first two being lined out, it is serial
number G 839 now. A grenade launching rifle converted back to service rifle with nice bore

[The Armourer]

I have an Enfield 1904 Mark 1*** that now has a third serial number, the first two being lined out, it is serial
number G 839 now. A grenade launching rifle converted back to service rifle with nice bore

I have the windage adjustable rear sight (also had 3 rifles under it) off its 'close friend' G509

[blackhawknj]

Bought some chamber inserts years ago-the company is defunct, alas. Fired recent manufactured Federal 32ACP out of my 1943 Maltby, at 25 yards got a one hole group and several quarter sized groups. Let's me get in practice on a handguns ammunition only range.

[RCS]

I have three very low numbered 1903 rifles (all rebuilds nothing original) and have a 30-06 chamber
insert that will chamber 32 ACP, 32 S&W and 32 S&W long. I have not tried the 32 S&W long yet but
the 32 ACP and 32 S&W shoot very well. I will try the 32 S&W long soonP1010016.jpg