An upside down Enfield
The action in this rifle is an inverted Enfield M1917 (or maybe Enfield P14). It was done so that a lefty could use it!
[ Hat Tip goes to Max Popenker for finding this bizarre creation. ]
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Martinwrote on March 04th, 2010 at 1:26 pm Link To Comment |
It’s hard to say what the intention was here. Given the complexity of the stockwork, I would venture that it would have been easier (and more practical) to machine a left-handed action.
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HK_WSUwrote on March 03rd, 2010 at 3:58 am Link To Comment |
As a southpaw the more firearms that can be used by lefties the better.
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Dougwrote on March 03rd, 2010 at 1:25 am Link To Comment |
I like Enfields, but that’s the craziest thing I’ve seen yet. Was this a personal build or was this actually developed by the British government?
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It’s hard to say what the intention was here. Given the complexity of the stockwork, I would venture that it would have been easier (and more practical) to machine a left-handed action.
As a southpaw the more firearms that can be used by lefties the better.
I like Enfields, but that’s the craziest thing I’ve seen yet. Was this a personal build or was this actually developed by the British government?