Milsurp After Hours

Having fun with the camera today. here are the two most recent No5s.


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The '47 Fazakerley-


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Other side-


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The '45 BSA, via the "Jewel In The Crown"-


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The screw-side-


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The India No5 is not one of the RFI rebuilds, more's the pity, but does carry an Indian Depot mark dated 1962.





Here's the Rockette Photo---


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-----krinko

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Thanks for the pictures Krinko, nice rifles as always.





That Fazakerly looks very neat. ;





I have a RFI refurb, dark wood colouring the same as yours, all previous marks have been ground off so don't know its origins.





Its one hell of a shooter though and the one I always reach for when I want to shoot No5, I hope that they manage to get the CQB competition in this year.





350 rounds over two days and it never missed a beat. ;





My Ishapore has the squared metal forend cap same as your Fazkerley.

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Adam.





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