The Russian Mosin Nagant Forum

I was looking at sarco just for a no4 stock and I believe they have them. I was looking a couple of days ago.

bunkysdad wrote:That box of Cordite ammo was probably my favorite last minute gunshow find. Still on his table late on a Sunday and he let me have it for 15 bucks! I won't shoot it, but I sure want to.

I picked up some cordite ammo 3 years ago ... and fired it before I found out what I had. Now I wish I would have never fired it! I picked it up at the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot in 2010 ... box of 20 rounds for $10.

This one is near and dear to my heart . Got this from a fellow out west and we have become good friends. 1922 Enfield Mk V Trials rifle . 20,000 produced. I've only seen a few of these and , not bragging , this is the nicest I have seen . I am very fortunate to own her.
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I'm late to the party. My 1950 Longbranch No 4 Mk1*.

Looks good Brian. What are the details?

Recently I lucked into a pair of No4 MK2's. Both appear to be unissued...one out of the wrap and one still in the wrap. Oh...consecutive serial numbers.

Here is the auction pic.



Here are a few after it arrived at my FFL






Grabbed a quick shot of the muzzle...



A cosmoline worm...becoming an endangered specie

Wow CalFred those are nice. I think I would keep that one in the grease.

Thanks, redspoon.

I don't think I'm going to shoot either. Probably give one to each of my sons ;)

That is a very nice pair CalFed and consecutive serial numbers to boot. WOW

Thanks, Grease.

I do have a thing for the MK2's. Last year I glommed a '57 MK2 that is kind of an oddity.





Not certain why a late MK2 would need FTR'ing in 1957

OK, here's my addition. 1916 BSA

Here's the only ones I have. Most are Australian, but still of "British" descent. The No4 Mk1's are Longbranch and Savage. The No1 Mk3's are all Lithgows.....IIRC and I can't remember where the No5 Mk1 is from. Guess it's time to get "reacquainted"