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Question: I have a Mk1 No5 Jungle Carbine. Does anyone know if this mount will fit my rifle?
Document: This is the best made and fitted mount that I could find in the whole world. It fitted directly on my 303 as if it was made like that for the rifle back in the 1942's, when my rifle was made. I love it for I did not need to make any Mods to fit it. My rifle still looks origenal as it was. Most people Sport their rifle and if you don't want to sport it but still have a Scope fitted, this is definitly the mount to go for.
The mount itself mounts easily with little effort and stays secure. The problem with mounting this over the shell extraction chamber is that you cannot use stripper clips and must load shells one at a time and at a difficult angle. If you plan on using your Enfield as battle rifle in the event of a SHTF scenario and need fast reloads you are better off with the iron sights which are superb on this rifle.
What you order and what they send are two different things. However, if you are industrious enough, some filing and drilling makes it fit right. I wouldn't recommend.
As stated in other reviews, they sent me the wrong part. The one pictured would fit, but it's not the part provided in the package with instructions for the SMLE MKIII.If only I could get the right part...
mount came within 4 days of ordering. all parts where included. mount was easy to install and very sturdy. looks great on the gun and can still use the factory rear sight. which was a big plus for me. if using a long scope then will need some tall scope mounts to keep the scope out of the way of the iron sights. i installed a 6-24x44 BSA scope with 2 sun shields on it. it functions flawlessly and ejects the spent brass great.
I received a completely different item than was depicted on the picture. The pictured item was the one I needed for my Enfield model.
Answer: yes