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3 years later, but mine was a No4 Mk1* from RTI, came with the same webbing in the stock, had to use a hook to get it out, and after pulling off the forestock because I read a bit before hand, I was trying to get the Stock off and when I tell you it was impossible, I had to take a 3/8ths inch 8" long screw driver, cut the handle off and use it like a socket to finally loosen the stock bolt and get the stock off. However the buttstock on mine was brass nice and shiny

How’s the Bore on it, I got 2 from RTI and though the outsides are rough the bores are extremely good

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You have to expect were and dings in the wood from a 70 year old service rifle. It’s not a closet deer rifle that only came out once a year for like 20 years or a cosmoline packed never issued.

That trigger guard looks larger than usual, might be for use in the snow.

Nice rifle, reminds me of the Carcano.

Now that’s actually pretty dope, I collect mannlichers and that second rifle you got there is my favorite m95 variant. You got a true stutzen (at minimum the stock and band are from one anyways) that is only underslung so They don’t have wrist mounted slings and are a much nicer hold IMO. These guys were only produced before the war really as wartime production was mostly stutzen karabiners and karabiner stutzens (dual sling points). Your other rifle is an example of the former dual sling model. Does the stutzen match on the handguard and stock as well?

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In the butt there should be an oiler, pull, the metallic webbing and a leather washer that buts up against long screw that holds the butt to the action.

That whole was for the cleaning kit: Australian soldiers placed smoking tobacco in their.

That stock looks like some tigerstipes on it… cool guns!

How is the rifling in those m95s? I picked up an m95 that was set in an m90 Gendarmerie stock. I still can't figure if this was an arsenal conversion or a hobbyist's endeavor. Great rifles, I own a bunch of them. Nice instructional video. Can't wait for part two.

Lee Enfield No.4 mk 1,2,..l like it.

Thank you now I know how to clean my LEE ENFIELD

Teak Oil.

The Rare time my Grandfathers gun gets a wee lovin? It is being used to feed my Family. Iron Sights deer hunting.

I like the well used look

Enfield No 4 and SMLE rifles require VERY careful assembly during the stocking up stage otherwise any decent level of accuracy can be easily lost. Having a clean looking firearm is nice, but if it's delivering good accuracy in it's present condition ... then don't remove the wood. I'd also suggest that you purchase a decent, plastic coated cleaning rod rather than using that 'chain' pull through. It was clear from the video that the cord / chain was bearing on the crown as you pulled the patch through and any damage to that area will kill your accuracy stone dead. Stop doing that and get yourself a decent, one-piece cleaning rod.

As far as you tube goes just have fun with it. I have met other creators and subscribers that have turned out to be really good friends.

Sks is a good gun yours shoots and is reliable thats really all that matters

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In 2023 the wood is worth over $250.00- $300.00.

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I know this is old, some of the Enfield buttstock screws have square off heads near the threads and if you take off the butt stock first before the forend stock it can cause a crack near the Magwell part of the forend FYI.

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Royal Tiger Imports?

Good to see you back on and would watch your shooting videos.

I wish people like you didnt mess with this stuff...

good information on the disassembly, but the title was 'cleaning', I wanted to see how you cleaned the woodwork, did you use 1000 grade wire wool first? did you use teak oil, linseed oil, furniture wax? did you put on something to kill the mould first? Metalwork, did you use 1000 grade wire wool, brake cleaner, metal polish, gun oil, any kind of solvent for old hardened grease? I was expecting to see the actual cleaning, but 17 minutes in - you finished the disassembly, then said I'm going to clean it now and see you guys afterwards. Next shot was you saying how pleased you were with the cleaning. oh well.

I understand your enthusiasm, but yes, there are exploded views online to help reassemble as well as knowing the proper name of each part in case you need a new one. I also prefer to keep hardware with its respective part.

Hi I just bought one of these and it needs good cleaning also ,just curious what products you used ? I'm thinking mineral spirits on the steel parts but what did you use on the wood?

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I got the No 4 ruclips.net/video/228beLbSfD8/видео.html

Yeah I won't buy from CF but I really do enjoy their manufacturer reviews. I see them as an educational guide to firearms but I wouldn't buy from them

The dead guy was probably still holding it when it was recovered. He was probably decomposing that’s why is so rusty

If all you had was shipping bs then you got extremely lucky from what others have said. They have been black listed by other well known influencers for a reason.

I ordered a Swiss 1911 from them and received it within 4 days. Then ordered an AK about 3 weeks ago and it still says "awaiting shipping" they tweakin fr shipping is very inconsistent

Really greasy poor finish. Remove by soaking in acetone overnight. This will pull all the excessive oil and old finish off. just scrub with a plastic bristle brush so not to damage the wood. You can let dry and apply some sort of finishing oil to the stock let dry and rub with steel wool to smooth the wood and reapply. NOTE if there are any armorer repairs to the stock acetone will dissolve many of the glues used to make these repairs so be cautious. Sanding will almost always ruin an old stock like this one. Dont even try to remove dents and fix scratches it just ruins everything.

You should get a 30 caliber pull through as 8mm is slightly larger (7.7 for .303 and 7.92 for 8mm Mauser) You'll slightly damage your rifling by using a larger diameter pull through than that of your barrel. Being an older gun that has seen use it should be okay though as the barrel would've worn from use thus increasing the diameter slightly over time as well.

I just picked up mine today from classic firearms and I’ve always wanted one and love it. Your metal and stuff definitely looks shinier than mine. I’m definitely happy with mine.I want more now lol.

EDIT: It actually shipped and arrived in a timely manner so outside of the communication error of being told there was a delay when there wasn't not so bad! (Orig post.... I ordered a blackpowder gun from them, completely stock item, nothing fancy, a week ago. Got twenty emails since but all were spam ads nothing about my order. Finally called up after a week yesterday as my order has remained stuck on "waiting to be picked" while in the interim I had actually ordered - and rec'd - something from another shop halfway across the country. They assured me it would ship in a few days. But in a few days I got an email telling me my order was 'delayed'...)

What you pulled out of the buttstock was webbing used with the pull-through which would have also been in that cavity. You would have also expected to see a small cylindrical oil container in there as well. The webbing would have been cut into smaller pieces and attached to one end of the pull through...the weighted end would be drop through the rear action first towards the end of the barrel and pulled through that way to avoid getting any gunk into the mechanism!...I'm British and first fired this rifle at the age of 13

I have only 3 words to say to this...DONT DO IT!!!

My Classic Firearms story. Called up what was dubiously called Customer Service and I asked them if they ever get consecutively numbered pairs in ..The C.S. person assured me they certainly did.I offered to pay the price of 3 guns for a consecutive pair plus pay someone to sort them.She said it was too much trouble to look and to " just buy two--you never know"-like I was a fool...That was it for me...

Back when one could buy an SKS for less than $100. I purchased my first. I picked the best from a rack, and none were factory new. All had seen Militia Service. That was in the mid 1980's. What is seen today is what was overlooked as too embarrassing to sell back then; some may even be assembled from parts, but they all seem to work well enough. Don't expect factory new.

If someone sent it back, only makes sense they would try and resell it again. Buying sight unseen online is always a crap shoot when it comes to surplus. Reloading tip, place the charger into the guide, lift up the tip of the top round, put your thumb on the base of the round and push. Easy peasy smooth loading.

Their shipping is very fast on items they actually have in stock but you never truly know what's in stock.