I have had a number of Harcourt oilers all with the recessed screw top but none with the name impressed on the spoon.

Duncan, try this site for oiler info.

http://www.enfield-stuff.com/oilers/fas ... _index.htm

Hmmm 44 eh?

Sounds like the basis for a book, I'll sit back and wait for a signed copy.

Krinko, I'm tempted to ask how many No4's you now own?

Great post by the way!

I bumped into Peter at the Trafalgar Meeting at Bisley today, he had been RO'ing the snaps lane. (Peter's the one without the hat) I also did a bit of shopping and treated myself to a new gun bag (made in Devon!) which is long enough to take my Long Lee and also a new shooting glove for the target r...

I hope to make Sunday; if only to do a bit of shopping, I may do the mad minute it all depends on time.

The highest currently recorded serial number for an Enforcer is I believe 767.

I wasn't going to enter the MAS debate................but here goes; after dry firing a mates (he is actually a forum member here ) I now know where they got the sound affects for Zebedee on the Magic Roundabout!

Yes your probably right as per a point of law; however how many of us would have the time, and dare I say it..........courage to prove plod wrong!

Regarding the sloe gin, I seem to have lost most of my memory in the car park at the 200 yard point of Short Siberia, a day to remember.

Ray, in the UK a carrying case for a shotgun or rifle is very often referred to as a "slip". i.e. a "gun slip".

Regarding having your ticket (certificate) with you when carrying a firearm the answer is yes you do have it with you at all times!