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My m48 is 11973

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I followed your link to rumble and subbed. Be aware that there are two Rifle Chair channels in rumble.

44 yrs later, still learning! Cheers!

I've found your Rumble

Awesome hoodie my friend

Love your videos!

All the RAs I’ve tried print very close groups, especially if you find ammo it really likes. However, I found that feeding issues are not uncommon. Frequency of feeding issues varies from one variant to the next, but happened to every single RA model I’ve ever used (and I used at least a couple of dozens). Too bad, really, because it’s a precise, affordable, versatile rifle.

The Enfield has the “X” factor in spades, though. I’m a sucker for historic rifles. That Arctic is stunning. That laminated, high vis stock, stainless steel hardware, ultra smooth bolt… really exquisite piece. However, it is proof that it’s not always about the individual parts, but how well everything works, together. PS. The rifles that use bolts which are harder to unlock after you take a shot are more common than not. I found that it is easier to shift the forehand position closer to the mag, before unlocking the bolt. When practiced, you can do it extremely quickly, and without interrupting the flow or losing sight of your target. It’s an extra step that’s worth practicing.

I want to find a No 4 MKI bolt head made for the 556 and or the 7.62x39mm .

The only commercial manufacturer I know of that makes hot loads for .45-70 is buffalo bore.

I have a Marlin 336 my dad gave me from 1979 that shoots beautifully for an old gun. I’ve been thinking of putting some weaver mounts on it and a 1-4 power optic for just a tidbit of magnification to place more accurate shots out to 200 yards. You’ve sold me on it

Cheap enough to give a try, The paper towel is too Ghetto for me so I used a piece of rubber bicycle handlebar tape for a cushion, not sure on the results, could be a Placebo effect... Something to do while watching the FedEx St Jude Championship, (on TV, Not in person)

Well im sure glad you said that about the No4Mk1* by Long Branch , because i just purchased an awesome example of one about 6months ago. I have not had a chance to shoot it yet. I plan too along with my Remington built, Mosin Nagant i just bought last month! lol My No4 was built in 1943 and , has a different rear sight though.....? Its a milled rear sight with a curved actuator on it. Any info on that? I have not found an example on you tube or any other platform with this kind of rear sight??? Thanks and great stuff!

Your increasing the value of the rifle as far as I am concerned. Nobody who knows rifles are going to want something poor functioning. Not to mention that Herr Mauser certainly would not appreciate a rifle attributed to him being less than it could and should be.

Excellent review! Would you happen to know if you can safely shoot 5.56mm rounds thru the .223 chambered Tikka T3x CTR?

I just bought a 2004 Rokon 3rd hand from my neighbor. Everything exactly like your bike in this video. I didn't think it could really climb up a 60% grade between boulders and large rocks but it didn't have any problem in 2nd gear. I like riding slow through the fields and woods with my wolfdogs. Haven't found anywhere that I can't take it but some places really take cohona's to dare testing it. I'm only 120LB's soaking wet so the bike is heavy to me but, I get so ticked off if I fall that it feels like 40 LB's when I pick it up off the ground. Gonna have to do some elk hunting now since I no longer have an excuse not to. New Rokon's are about $10,000 stock now in 2024 before any extra's or upgrades so I feel very blessed to have gotten one for $2,500 with extra's, a custom trailer, custom saddle bags, extended rack etc.,. Great bike but they are too expensive brand new and I prefer the older models before the front shock and additional chain. People just need to get used to the bike, learn to watch where they're going and stand up on the foot pegs a bit when you're crossing extremely ruff terrain just like when riding a horse. There's a few days learning curve but once you get the feel of it it's just like riding a bike again.

Alaskan people take everything with 223 556.

Hey that's pretty cool! Hope the fires up in your area that have been reported in the news are getting under control and not near your property Sir.

Nice work! 👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

Not just chainsaw fumes...you can probably get pulmonary fibrosis or wood dust allergies from breathing that stuff. So thumbs up for wearing PPE!

Oh wow, I just read my receipt for this rifle. I only paid $70 for it! It was 30 years ago.

I calibrated the iron sights to my 180 load and lighter loads are all scoped on my arctic

Could this 303 Epps reamer be used with a ross M10 barreled action with the bolt removed? I had it done with a mauser.

Thank you. Great clear and concise information regards from Australia 🇦🇺

It doesn't. American 8x57 is great ammo. Where did you duds get this information.

Thanks for the video

I've got one in 270. 1952.

I bet that barrel heats up pretty well for the 20 rounds fired. Better results to be had if that skinny barrel was allowed to cool after each batch of 5 shots. The hornet can do better than this.

Dont forget the EM2 trials in Malaya...

Appreciate the video. She kicks a heap. Was wondering if you still have it and whether or not the aluminium recoil lug has now been changed out for a more robust metal one?

7 524 00405 that is the 405th ZKK production rifle built, congratulations, have 6 of them in different calibers, 66 to 68 years of mfg. 601,s and 600. Had them for 60 years my father got my first one in 7x64 in czechoslovakia in 1968. There is one thing I had always wondered, the first number is year of manufacture, and the lasts ones are serial numbers, i between there is "524" for the 600's series "525" for the 601 series and "526" for the 602 series. Any idea why Regards from Switzerland europe

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Quick and easy explanation, thanks.

Ive been telling my neighbor about a sandbag! Yours is perfect example. Being able to see your mussle from in front camera position, i can see you have very steady mussle control. Very nice!. My neighbor has 50 acres with 4 ranges up to 400 yds. He just finished a shooting table, now for a sandbag. Im forwarding this if i may!

My friend Fred was chief electrician in Navy, loving firearms. While helping him move I found SKS with modern synthetic stock. He showed me the original wooden stock he removed. After the move he gave me both SKS an wood stock. I'm interested in inspecting an cleaning, tuning if necessary. I found a step by step list cleaning procedures I'm looking at your white stock. Never seen white stock, expect parade units, I like it!

If an Enfield at least get an Ishapore in 7.62

Great discussion. That 303 is one of the finest rifles ever made. Bar none. I hunted with Dad's WW2 rifle for years. Killed all the animals I aimed at. I have been collecting remington 788's the last few years and have finally been able to secure the 44 mag and 30-30 versions which I've looked for decades to find. People are now selling these amazing rifles for peanuts to buy the latest and greatest rifle and new caliber. Which is fine. It's a democracy. At the range the guys with new rifles snicker at my 788s. I have found the 7mm-8, 6mm, 243 and 308s. The most I paid was $800 bucks for the rare ones. All of mine have the old Weavers and Tascos that came duing this period. Most folks don't understand that back then these were the Leopolds of the day. A simple 4x scope from the 60-70s are even better than the ones to day. My longest shot is 120yds so 4x works fine for quick acquisition. After I've swept the floor with their $2000 buck rifles with my $400 -$800 buck rifle they shut up quick. I then politely tell them to research the 788 as they stare at my sub-moa groupings.

I spent 90 dollars for a rise armament R140. Best money i ever spent. The trigger is 100 percent better than millspec stock trigger. No comparison. And as a bonus it makes bump firing your ar that much easyier and better. Empty a 30 round mag in seconds. Sounts kike a machine gun. Its controlable too. You can burst it 3, 5 10 rounds super wasy. This paracord gimick is kike the coat hanger full auto trick?????

The land belongs to humans and much as they belong to animals

Just perfection..

Dabbing a little valve grinding compound speeds the process- just make sure to clean completely afterward

This video needs to be edited to no more than 60 seconds!

Old saying, "Beware of a man with only one gun."

better tha lee anfield

It was a pleasure to compete in your competition! Thanks for putting together this video! I helped push all the scout rifles into the CFC this time round.

Thanks for putting this on. Good work to all the competitors.

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That gamegetter thing is great!

I am with you RifleChair. It’s hard wearing, reliable, reloaded/bedded it’s accurate enough to drop a deer size target at 7-800 yards and will be accurate for food on the table beyond 2-300 while most deer would be hit at 50-150y. It’s my SHTF rifle. I never plan to be in a gunfight… if that is the case I have failed somewhere… but remember these rifles were used against US troops in Afghanistan to good effect despite the US being assault rifle equipped. The range is good.