AJ
US Veteran
I know so many of these beauties had the ears milled off to make sporters.
Remington thought enough of the design, that they took the "ears" off and called it the Model 30.
I know so many of these beauties had the ears milled off to make sporters.
If the rilfe is good mechanically with a good bore and passes a field gauge headspace check, it will be safe to shoot with military M2 ammo.
I know so many of these beauties had the ears milled off to make sporters….
M2 is a powder puff in the Model 1917. It must be remembered that the original design, the Enfield Pattern 13, was built for some fire breathing monster of a round up there with 7mm Magnum in terms of performance. The P14 in .303 and subsequent 1917 in 30-06 pretty much define "overbuilt".
There is NO SUCH THING as a 1917 "Enfield ".
There is NO SUCH THING as a 1917 "Enfield ".
You are correct. It's a US Model of 1917.
Also, there is no .45 Long Colt, nor a Partridge sight.
Irregardless, when the words are erroneously spoken, we all know whay they are talking about.
You are correct. It's a US Model of 1917.
Also, there is no .45 Long Colt, nor a Partridge sight.
Irregardless, when the words are erroneously spoken, we all know whay they are talking about.
Words have meaning, we use them for a reason. Being dismissive of inaccuracy is a weak minds excuse for ignorance.
Words have meaning, we use them for a reason. Being dismissive of inaccuracy is a weak minds excuse for ignorance.
I once had a boss that was such a stickler that he garnered snickers wherever he went. Given the opportunity I always said "irregardless", just to p*** him off....LOL.
Yes, I noticed you trailed your coat with that non-word in post#30. I was a little surprised that nobody bit.
My father and grandfather, who were issued that rifle, both referred to them as "Enfields".
I grew up wondering what they were doing with 303s![]()