Lee Enfield Jungle Carbine

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Re: Lee Enfield Jungle Carbine

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Mine - I've had it since 1976 but not shot it all that much as it is a bit unpleasant to shoot. Another firearm that is more attractive to carry than to shoot.
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I do agree, they are good looking rifles however they can be a bit spiteful on the range.
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Poor quality photo of my lovely Number 5 carbine. And I do really enjoy shooting it. Note the long butt stock (thanks 'rearlugs'.)


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have in my collection an Ishapore refurb of an original No5 still in .303". It is one hell of a shooter and was my go to gun for the CQB competitions.
What does CQB mean please.?
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Look it up you lazy bugger.

I've explained that to you before.
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Jenks wrote:Poor quality photo of my lovely Number 5 carbine. And I do really enjoy shooting it. Note the long butt stock (thanks 'rearlugs'.)


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Very nice! I should just put a #4 butt on my #5 and maybe I'd enjoy shooting it more. A #8 butt would be even nicer! I have one on a quasi target #4 in 7.62mm and it makes a world of difference for comfort and control.
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#17 Post by rufrdr »

I found a L marked Long Branch #4 butt in my pile o'stuff and slipped it on my #5. It is noticably longer than the issue butt on the #5. Looks odd but should be more comfortable to shoot. I'll give it a try next weekend. Anyone have a #8 butt that they can part with? That would be even nicer on the #5.
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Alpha1 wrote:
have in my collection an Ishapore refurb of an original No5 still in .303". It is one hell of a shooter and was my go to gun for the CQB competitions.
What does CQB mean please.?

In the stock market CQB means Chiquita Brands and in this context it is where the competitors throw bananas at each other!


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