Information on Enfield "jungle carbines" Needed

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CommoMan wrote:I finally got a close look at the rifle in question. It's a parts gun, with the importer/assembler name stamped on the barrel. Unfortunately, I forgot who it was. There is no trace of Number or Mark designation anywhere on the receiver that I could see. The distance from receiver to barrel band seems to be approximately correct, which threw me off for a few seconds.

Once again, thank you for the help, gentlemen.
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Started reading all the old postings from the beginning, thought this thread from awile back might help you out commoman
http://www.russian-mosin-nagant-forum.c ... f=6&t=2492
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A blast from the past, I forgot that we had a good many of these rifles on the board :)
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I've been known to dabble in the world of Enfields....
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