the enfield "scout" is finished
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I have a bubba SMLE that shoots good, the metal work is unmodified, I would like to try a scout scope on there, the thing is the scout scope base that Brownells sells is 6" long, I measured from the receiver ring to the rear sight; it's a shade over 4", so if I put it on there and want to keep the issue rear sight, I have to lop 2" off the base, maybe it will work, who knows? maybe I will have to put some extension rings on there to get a scout scope to work with the #1 MK III*, I am left handed and would like a scout scope on there, it would make an interesting bubba, anyways, it would not drill and tap the receiver anways.
usmc1371
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Its a good lookin gun and you don't have to wory about everyone at the range saying "got one just like it"
Gordon
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I am not that big a fan of scouct scopes, having used them since 1979.
DougW
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Check out this #4mk1 Maltby
South African folding stock, cut and recrowned.
South African folding stock, cut and recrowned.
thisisdenny
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So, seriously though, where does someone go to find these beautiful enfield sporter stock sets?
Gordon
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DougW: Very cool !
Bbqznbeer
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My " Mini T "
Travis Bickle
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A folding, pistol grip stock on a bolt action? If that ain't Bubba, I don't know what is!
DougW
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Travis, the butt stock is South African made, and was available years ago as an accessory, in South Africa only as far as I know. It does change the dynamics of the trigger/grip, so the trigger was cut slightly and bent slightly. Yes, it is "bubba'ed", but done very well. That is a BSA scope as well.
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