Cavalry Carbine - re-stocking issues and prelim. range report
Looking at Branko's carbine brought this up. I've a Mark III cavalry carbine action/barrel which was re-stocked for some reason not apparent to me. It has correct front and rear sights, 5-groove...
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http://britishmilitariaforums.yuku.com/topic/1076 There it is. I would leave it like that, I like it. -Ryan
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Kierlup, you do have a few options available. I looked at the pictures of your carbine and it is a composite since it has a MKIII action but a lockplate year that does not corespond to a MKIII. MKIII...
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Kierlup, For myself, I think it looks nice. I'd leave it as is. It won't hurt it as a shooter, and gives you a bit more wood to hang on to. It seems to have been nicely cut down. I think it would be a...
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Ryan, thanks for moving the old posting up. I appreciate the comments and suggestions. I think I'll just keep my eyes open for a carbine stock/ lock to show up someday, and in the meantime just have...
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Yes, that will put any Canadian game in it's place(beside the potatoes) -Ryan
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Have to agree that it looks really neat as is. It's up to you of course, but for my two cents I'd leave it as is. The re-stock looks to have been done with care. It's a very unique, very sharp piece.
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