opinions on the Centerfire Systems Enfields?
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jobu07
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Not hijacking the thread or anything.... But, what exactly are the micrometer sites? The sites that flip up and have the adjustment knobs on for windage and adjustment on it? Or is it it the peep site that adjusts? I'm kinda in the dark about this. Thanks!
I'm not really sure where they came from, but I think I heard Greece.
As far as the micro sights go, I saw a pic of them and the looked a lot more adjustable than the standard military peep, but I guess I won't know for sure for a few weeks......
As far as the micro sights go, I saw a pic of them and the looked a lot more adjustable than the standard military peep, but I guess I won't know for sure for a few weeks......
Gun Wielding Maniac
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No.4 Mark 1 and 2 micrometer sights are elevation adjustable only... and that only on a range scale. The "zero" method of windage and elevation adjustment is to drift or replace the front sight blade.
Some of the No.4 Mark 1 rifles have 2 position 300 and 600 meter apertures, rather then the ladder.
No.4 Mark 1 and 2 micrometer sights are elevation adjustable only... and that only on a range scale. The "zero" method of windage and elevation adjustment is to drift or replace the front sight blade.
Some of the No.4 Mark 1 rifles have 2 position 300 and 600 meter apertures, rather then the ladder.
Kalos
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Chatter on at least one C&R list puts these as coming out of Turkey; we had rumours of them a few months before they got here.
They look a bit battered and beaten on Centerfire's site--but I'd probably still snatch one up if I'd not just purchased a CMP Garand.
They look a bit battered and beaten on Centerfire's site--but I'd probably still snatch one up if I'd not just purchased a CMP Garand.
iamkris
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Just ordered one from Centerfire. Will let you know in a couple of weeks.
They are indeed Turkish issues, condition is all over the map according to the folks at AIM. Expect that these have been carried alot, shot a little.
If there was a country that wasn't kind to it's rifles, I'd put Turkey up there on the top of the list, but even so an Enfield for under $150 is a good thing and may be a fine shooter!
If there was a country that wasn't kind to it's rifles, I'd put Turkey up there on the top of the list, but even so an Enfield for under $150 is a good thing and may be a fine shooter!
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