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Lost it long ago. ;-)you'll lose your mind collecting all the variants.
I had one of those, from that stash in Ireland. Same thing, didn't want to take it out of the wrap. But then in a moment of weakness- and with a few bills to pay many years back- it went away. Don't have any Enfields right now, but will rebuild my military bolt gun collection again at some point.I snagged a No.4Mk2 several years ago, but can't bring myself to take it out of the factory wrap.
I picked up a .22 New Zealand SMLE trainer at the Medina Ohio show last month. I'll have to get some pics to post.Someday, I'll have to do some digging.. I've got one thats a 22cal trainer...Lou
Had one too. But eneed up opening it, cleaning it, and shooting it. Figured if wanted to pay big money for something and just look at it, I'd buy fine art.I snagged a No.4Mk2 several years ago, but can't bring myself to take it out of the factory wrap.
I never thought much of them either, but I ran out of US .22 trainers to buy and I am having a heck of a time finding an Egyptian Hakim .22 trainer, so when I saw the New Zealand and had the money in my pocket, I bought it.I have a couple Enfields converted to 22, guess I should dig them out and see what they are. I never paid much attention to them, didn't realize they were collectable...
i saw one a few months ago... of course I had already spent $$$ that month on stupid Enfields.Egyptian Hakim .22 trainer
I have the lungamen(sp), Hakim, Hakim Carbine, Rashid, and Hakim Pellet Trainer. For 15 years I had a .22 Hakim trainer, but it belonged to a friend of mine. When he passed away the .22 trainer went to his family, and fellow collector that has a similar collection. Which is where it belonged.i saw one a few months ago... of course I had already spent $$$ that month on stupid Enfields.
they have a funky BB gun trainer as well.