What next?

[taylorce1]

I got my 1917 Enfield back from having a scope base milled to fit it and a scope mounted on it. I'm going to shoot it to see how it does as a .300 H&H. I pretty much bought the rifle in the condition you see it now.

I do have a Richard's Microfit laminate stock to put on it. The rifle already has a speedlock kit in it, and the trigger guard straightened. Of course the bolt face and feed rails have already been worked. It needs a trigger as the one in it has miles of creep in it. Haven't got a chance to take the action out of the stock yet.

So what should be my next step towards finishing this rifle?

 

[JDMAG]

Getting bigger pictures?

 

[taylorce1]

Getting bigger pictures?

JDMag just click on them they are thumbnails. It doesn't take up as much space when I post several. They get bigger if you click! :grin:

 

[JDMAG]

Oh Sorry, didn't think about that.

 

[jtoews80]

Great pick in the 300 H&H, perfect caliber for that era of rifle. Very nice, how does she shoot??

 

[taylorce1]

Great pick in the 300 H&H, perfect caliber for that era of rifle. Very nice, how does she shoot??

Don't know yet.

I bought her last May and she has been with the smith ever since. He has been having problems with Bell's Palsy, so he had been slow to work on it. Just got it back last night. I haven't even made any loads yet. I've got some 200 grain NP sitting on the bench might have to give them a try.