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Henderblur
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That would make sense. There is also a "0" on mine in that same spot. |
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42rocker
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Looking at one of the 1953 Enfields so Thanks for this info. 42rocker
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Zed
Special Member Donating Member Joined: May 01 2012 Location: France Status: Offline Points: 5585 |
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Having a "0" bolt head is good. It is the smallest size; so if you need to adjust the head space at some time, it should be easy to find the correct size of bolt head.
Standard sizes are 0,1,2,3. With 3 being the longest. There are apparently a few "4" bolt heads out there. I have seen a photo of one. But they were not standard issue and unlikely you'll ever see one for sale. If looking for a new bolt head. Always measure the length of it! because despite the number stamped on the head; there can be some variation. Regarding your early question; the flat side on the bolt head is normal on the No4 rifles.
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