New Fazakerley No.4 MkI from Classic Arms
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kilimanjaro
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Looks well worth it.
madcratebuilder
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Nice looking faz. Everything match up?
Ignition Override
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jsmaye: Congratulations on the decision. 
Your rifle looks really good.
Unless you had planned to have it in a private museum, will the various numbers even matter when you shoot this classic old battle rifle?
A friend had never used an LE.
After five practice shots from 50 yards on the bench, he sat on the ground.
Mike's first and only shot with my LE #4's iron sights (nice bore but far from mint) at 100 yards went into the center of the bullseye. He is a natural, and retired from the Navy M. Team, set some records with AR iron sights at 200/600 yards.
And my #4's peep sight is not as small as the peep in my #5 when the ladder sight is rotated.
Your rifle looks really good.Unless you had planned to have it in a private museum, will the various numbers even matter when you shoot this classic old battle rifle?
A friend had never used an LE.
After five practice shots from 50 yards on the bench, he sat on the ground.
Mike's first and only shot with my LE #4's iron sights (nice bore but far from mint) at 100 yards went into the center of the bullseye. He is a natural, and retired from the Navy M. Team, set some records with AR iron sights at 200/600 yards.
And my #4's peep sight is not as small as the peep in my #5 when the ladder sight is rotated.
madcratebuilder
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I wouldn't be to concerned. As old as most these are and the number of owners they have seen it's not uncommon. Sometimes bolts well be change to improve head space when a longer bolt head well not get it done. I would rather have a unmatched rifle with a #1 head than a matched rifle with a #3 head.
Nope. But it would have been icing on the cake. My Mosins and M24/27 spoiled me - they all match. I was hoping it was just r/c K98k's that were mix-masters.
I agree - none of my rifles were bought as wall-hangers or safe-queens.
My LE actually has a very clean bore and a '0' bolt-head.