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Have a mark IV in 38/200 (38 S&W) having an issue with the lock-up and timing does anyone have any experience with this revolver:confused:

Estwing has served me well over the years, carry one in my truck kit along with a collapsible saw and machete - just recently picked up what appears to be Swiss Army hand ax, cost me $15 for work in the yard; Takes a great edge and looks to be indestructible. you can never have enough 'edged' tools.

I have recently had to use a cane due to the indiscretions of my youth. For variety I have picked up some 'walking sticks' from a range of establishments, Cold Steel has some nice ones for walking and self defense, there are several knife makers that make some very nice walking sticks and...

If you shoot this at night wear sunglasses; in my 32 years of traveling the western US I have never encountered a issue with having a rifle or shotgun behind the seat. My work takes me into remote locations where in a lot of cases cell phone service in not available. If we are in the area a...

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It will put all rounds in a human sized target at 100 yds, shoots a respectable round 303 British. Makes a great truck gun and is legal in all the jurisdictions I travel in. I paid around $275 for it when I bought it.

It shoots fine - I travel and it is the type of rifle that no one will give me grief over and it was inexpensive less than $300 that is not boulder it is a fake rock that one of my companies build for the camo of various facilities located in sensitive areas. We do visual mitigation...

Does anyone know if they are stil being made if so where can I get one, lost mine. Great knife.

never heard of that model; anyone have any history on it? I know there were some experiments to make shorter versions for commandos and the like. bought it a number of years ago as a good gun for the PU, both action 10 rounds of 30 caliber.

The barrel is crowned it has the original military sights, this was not a hacksaw job since the bayonet lug is machined into the barrel as on the standard models.

Can anyone identify this particular style of Enfield? Military hardware, 18" barrel with bayonet lug, Mark 4. hope the pic is attached

my year around carry gun is the Colt 1911 LW Commander in 38 Super CaptFlint 61 "In preparing for battle I have always found that plans are useless but planning is indispensable" General Eisenhower "If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?" Dr. Albert...

I have one Webly in 38S&W, it has white grips marked Webly, with a gray British flap holster, lanyard and cartridge case. I think these old guns are really marvels of engineering and simplicity --- cool too! CaptFlint61

my gun is a old Mark iv enfield, rebarreled with a 20' chrome lined, bolt action, 10 rds of 303, 160 extra rounds in stripper clips in WWII bandolier, Stored in gun case behind back seat, with iron sights good to 200 yds, Never had a problem and I travel to many different states. Cost <$300...