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enfield magazines

#1 Post by marko686 »

Looking for couple magazines that will fit no4 mk2 lee enfield or platforms to suit , thanks.
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#2 Post by redcat »

Try Henry Krank.

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I would try krank but he is too expensive for them might come to that though as cant get the three I have to cycle proper :(
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marko686 wrote:I would try krank but he is too expensive for them might come to that though as cant get the three I have to cycle proper :(
They are expensive! I've seen them asking £60 a pop for new ones.

These are £50 all but a penny new - still pricey but ...

http://riflemags.co.uk/lee-enfield-no-4-magazines/

Back in the late 80s early 90s I remember our local milsurp shop in Oxford had dustbins full of the things for 50p a pop and clips were sold for pennies. I wish I'd had the presence of mind to buy them all up whenever I saw them. I'd be rolling in it now. :)
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#5 Post by marko686 »

Hi dark skies I might end up just buying Cpl of new ones and be done with it as it can be really annoying when they don't cycle proper
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#6 Post by bnz41 »

You only need one working mag then just feed it with 5 round chargers, mags should be kept in the rifle and not removed re fitted.
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#7 Post by marko686 »

Hi bnz41 I agree but it has scope on it so no feeding :)
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#8 Post by Rockhopper »

I imagine thats why they are relatively expensive as they were never intended to be removed from the rifle so there are not that many of them out there.
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#9 Post by redcat »

Henry Krank web site says £30 a pop.

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#10 Post by Maggot »

Rockhopper wrote:I imagine thats why they are relatively expensive as they were never intended to be removed from the rifle so there are not that many of them out there.
They were removed as part of the unload and the makesafe.
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