Posted by aaron ford on December 04, 2011 at 06:14:45 from (98.157.96.130):
In Reply to: O/T gun posted by James Williams on December 04, 2011 at 04:49:07:
I have heard that the early 303s were used so much and for so long that they were completely shot out. Research "SMLE Mad Minute". After no longer being acceptable for issue, they were used for training.
The M-16s I used in USAF basic were so worn out that to reaim you need only adjust the forearm as it moved independently of the action (to a point) but you had to be careful as too much english would cause a failure to feed. This was 1992 but the guns did not have a forward assist so they were the very early models (1960something).
The 1945 should be a smooth feeding straight shooter. Have you shot it yet?
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