Yesterday, my rifle club had a shoot on one of the ranges at Catterick. I own a Lee Enfield Enforcer, no 298, which was first issued to Durham Constabulary in January 1975. It is widely accepted that 767 Enforcers were manufactured and it is thought that around half survive, as unfortunately, a lot were destroyed when the police were finished with them. We are very fortunate that there has always been a healthy number in our club, and currently, we have seven owned by members. We had 5 assembled yesterday for a group photo, and it was fantastic to see them together. I hope you enjoy the photos.
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Lovely, and all with period correct scope and no rail!
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4-10 Pecar 'scopes, yes?
Fosbery Holster
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Fabulous array of Enforcer rifles, Pecar scopes and Parker Hale mounts.
And the HB's can be removed for full compliance!
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Awesome picture! What club are you with if you dont mind me asking, fellow north east shooter here
Yes, all 4-10 Pecars although the middle one is slightly different to the rest.
The first three from the right were issued to police forces, the two from the left are later numbers and were not actually assembled by Enfield.
Thank you. We're going for the full 7 Enforcers next year!!Awesome picture! What club are you with if you dont mind me asking, fellow north east shooter here
I shoot with the Louisa Centre Gun Club, based at Stanley sports centre where we have a 25 yard indoor range. For fullbore shoots we use Catterick ranges and Ponteland.
HBs??????
Ah,yes. But what compliance??
Fosbery Holster
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Were the Parker Hale rings used RAHS3 1” or RAHS4 26mm
They are RAHS4
Fosbery Holster
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I thought that there were two tube sizes hence my question.
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