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Dave, you are dead right:
'On 11 Nov 1895, the new rifle was approved as the Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk1, utilizing the new rifling named in the title. The only difference to the Mark 2* Lee-Metford was in the form of the rifling ... ' Mike |
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Ah, you must mean this one:
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Hi Mike
It would appear that you also have a copy of Ian Skennerton's book 'The British Service Lee'. It is a comprehensive source of information on these rifles. Dave
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Of course! No self-respecting military history library would be without one, Dave, and why on earth are you up pounding the keyboard at 02:50 hours??? Can't sleep, mate, or just home from a night on the town
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Whilst Woodend winters are nothing compared to what you have in the northern U.S. states Mike they are miserable enough to warrant keeping the fire going 24 hours a day and even the wonderful redgum will not burn all night.
The computer terminal being in the same room is a bit of a trap. Cheers Dave
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