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    Parker Hale M82 Clone

    "00431F" is a correct M85 serial number. I see the receiver and bolt both bear this number - barrel profile looks correct for M85. Very nice built. Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    The Parker Hale "PH5B2" was used on the 1200TX. The 2nd sight appears to be a "PH5E" set up for a M84,M86 or M87 - modified bracket is flat and hole spacing looks right. Very nice sights. Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    Both 1200TX and M82 have additional markings on the 12 o'clock position on the barrel that clearly identify them. I have one of the Numrich barrels - came off a Cadet single shot action. IMO your barrels are L81 or L81A Cadet rifle - proofed 1984. Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    JB = 1983 Inspector 2 and KB = 1984 Inspector 4. Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    See somebody has taken my hand produced sketches and put them into CAD - well done! The 1200TX/M82/Cadet barrels are the same profile. The difference is in the markings, barrel twist. Is see both barrels are proofed - I'll look up the build dates and post info. Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    Based on your dimensions this is for a Parker Hale L81 cadet action - Numrich has a ton of these for sale awhile back - std Mauser thread. Looks like both are drilled and tapped for a front sign block. any additional marking on the barrels? Ron (Canada)
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    Anyone able to identify these British barrels

    What is the shank thread diameter? Can you determine the number of threads per inch? What is barrel length? If you can post this info can confirm. May be for No4 Enfield T4 or could be for Parker Hale 1200 family of rifles. Markings indicate 7.62x52 NATO or 308 Win barrel proofed at 20 Tonnes...
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    Gew 98 custom? What do I have?

    Your stock was manufactured by "Fajen" and is their "varmint" profile. Company out of Missouri and has been defunct for many years. mostly likely an USA assembled rifle seeing the details you posted. Good suggestions on inspecting and casting the chamber. If that's not possible cycle brass...
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    Lyman Alaskan scope # 4355 S

    From what I can see you've got a commercial scope and bracket that somebody has affixed sniper numbers to leave the impression it's a LB sniper set up. It's a clone. Do you have the rifle this was on? if "yes" post a couple pictures of it. Ron (Canada)
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    Lyman Alaskan scope # 4355 S

    Lyman commercial scopes and those used for the TP Program (approx 350) share many common components. They were both 2 1/2 power versus the higher power of the Brit or REL No32's. Ron (Canada)
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    Lyman Alaskan scope # 4355 S

    SN should be engraved with a pantograph and slightly larger than those stamped on your bracket. Lower is commercial as is the upper bracket. Does the scope have a post? or is it cross hairs? Ron (Canada)
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    Lyman Alaskan scope # 4355 S

    The scope and bracket are commercial made to appear to be a No32 TP (Canadian Long Branch Sniper Rifle). The lower bracket is Griffin and Howe commercial with clearance cut for the No4 ejector screw. The upper bracket is commercial with a Long Branch Serial Number Stamped "74L0196" not engraved...
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    Remington 30 Express rebuild

    I have a soft spot in my heart for the Model 30 Enfield. Rugged and Reliable. BSA repurposed P14's and model 1917 Enfield into sporters in just about every caliber known. Great attention to detail. Nice stick of wood for $100. Keep us posted.
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    Parker Hale M82/84/85/87 and C3/C3A1

    Not mine however another C3 that's all decked out. Highly figured walnut stock - not typical of C3's Ron (Canada)
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    Parker Hale M82 Clone

    C3 is a unique Canadian Sniper rifle not to be confused with the M82 issued to Australia and a few other NATO countries. It is great to see a Global following and I'm more than willing to answer any questions folks may have on their builds. The pictures posted are my own - first is the correct...
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