Kickass Gun Deal

Posted on February 6, 2005 by Professor Booty

This week I have another piece of history for you.

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Savage made Enfield #4 Mk I, US Property marked, in 303 caliber.

Almost all Savage parts on the rifles, but with occasional British bolt mixed in. A hard to find piece of history. These are US made rifles, many sent via Lend-Lease to the British during WWII. They are in good condition, and include the Savage made bayonet (with scabbard). Ordnance markings visible.

Get ready to cry… they’re only $179.95!

After WWI, the Brits went around and disarmed their populace ‘For The Good Of The Public’.

When the Germans started getting aggressive and the Brits decided that they may have to defend themselves, they found that there weren’t going to be enough guns to go around if the Germans decided to invade their little island.

Sound familiar, lefties?

So as a showing of support, the US Government paid for a contract with American gunmaker Savage to build a bunch of Enfield rifles.

If for no other reason than to show the folly of gun control, you should buy one of these rifles.

Sadly, J&G Sales uses frames on their web page, so I cannot give you a direct link to the sale.

Here are some directions: go here and click on the ‘Online Store’ button and then the ‘I Agree’ button. On the left hand column, click on ‘Rifles’ and then ‘Military Rifles, Bolt Action’. These Enfields are the second from the top.

Good Shopping!

UPDATE: My post last week about the Schmidt-Rubin K31 helped make Kirk at Fun Turns To Tragedy blog’s wallet a little lighter.

Go check out his new purchase.

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2 Responses to Kickass Gun Deal

  1. night heron says:
    February 6, 2005 at 7:57 pm

    A gun sale and just wait for chapaqedic ted and other gun control nuts to oppse the sale they get realy silly about these things

  2. mikeatSE says:
    February 7, 2005 at 2:47 am

    This is the story of my life.I’ve wanted a decent Enfield for more than 20 years,they’ve always been crap or too much $.

    Now that ownable one’s are on the market,I’m flat-busted $-wise.
    It reminds me of my Schmidt-Rubin purchase,I stumbled onto one at a gun show about 3 yr. ago,I’d never seen one,nobody had from the reactions of everybody after I’d bought it and was carrying it around.
    Anyway,let’s just say now I know how the first people to buy a VHS felt,raped.I gave 3 times what they’re going for now.

    Oh well,I still love the rifle.Now I’ve got to “creatively finance” an Enfield.

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