Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#11 Post by ovenpaa »

Hey Snowy, welcome to the forum. 9lbs is just about bang on 4kgs ;)
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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#12 Post by snowy3 »

Thanks for the answers. 9lb = 4.08kg so my guess wasn’t far off especially since you included the sling. My first impression was your scope looked a bit high off the comb, but if the sight line suits the shooter then that’s perfect. I’ve been looking at the different mounting options and I’ve come across a couple that look very high!
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I found this thread a useful source of information for researching mounts:
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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#13 Post by snowy3 »

As for the rifle, it’s the definitely the nicest looking PH No.4 I’ve seen. I still see the odd one advertised for sale down here, like this one I spotted on the usedguns website last week.
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Not as pretty as dromia's but if I find one that's a good shooter I'd love to bring it up to scartch aesthetically. Somthing like that would have a lot more character than a plastic Remchester with a great big logo moulded into the side of the stock... yuck!
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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#14 Post by dromia »

Its not as high as it looks, the Armalon is quiet a low mount. I've got a short neck and can't shoot well with high mounts, thats why I never kept my Moisin Nagant or Swedish M41 sniper rifles as I couldn't shoot them well due to high scope mounting. The Armalon and the raised comb on my PH sporter suits me just fine.
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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#15 Post by pe4king »

Back to my No4 sporter idle hands over the bank holiday, I decided not to go with the scout scope option for the time being and stick with the reciever mount anyway it left the scope mounted too high for a proper cheek weld, so I thought it would be nice to make a cheek piece rather than fork out £50, the first problem was no hardwood about so how about this for improvisation I had an old pick axe handle in the van after a few hours cutting and fettling here it is, its a bit light (colour) but im sure it will darken in timebut anyway it does what it is supposed to do
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Re: Parker Hale .303" Lee Enfield No 4 Sporter conversion

#16 Post by huntervixen »

Hi,

Thats a cracking rifle you have there, I have just added an original 5 round mag for your rifle in the "for sale" section, let me know and I will post a couple of pics, if you are interested.

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#17 Post by tikkathreebarrels »

That's a pretty rifle and just what I'm looking for! :clap:
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