Milsurp After Hours

rescued it from a fate worse than hell! a pawnshop!

1916 BSA, charger bridge removed as always. Redfield peep installed. rear ladder sight removed, but bridge/bracket in place. Bishop Walnut with some "tiger striping" buttstock installed. bright, shiney excellent bore. first shot bullseyed at 50 yards. in the cleaning process now. bluing appears 95-98%. this rifle is really sweet. first enfield i can't seem to put down.

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Very envious

That butt is a very nice piece of wood. Pity about the sporterising.

Any chance of some detail shots of the Redfield sight ? - don't see too many Downunder.

killed my first "pig" with her last week. shooting handloads of Fed. cases, 180 gr. Winchester Silvertips, of which I acquired 200 bullets at an estate sale. these work great, wished they still made them.

I just looked at the pictures again.Do I see a floor plate?Can you post a couple of pictures of this feature?Thanks.

Stan