P1853 Enfield Upper Barrel Band Spring Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock These receivers have been cut

These receivers have been cut according to BATF regulations

Initially the 49th wore the WW1 sign of the "White Rose of Yorkshire"

as they were sold as surplus after WWII

The shelter half is approximately 7' long by 5' wide

P1853 Enfield Upper Barrel Band Spring Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock These receivers have been cutOriginal Item: The most common version of the P1853 Enfield rifle requires barrel band springs to retain the Type 2 barrel bands. Other barrel band types are retained by clamping screws. Overall, there are two sizes of springs, a shorter spring used for the upper band and longer springs used for the middle and lower bands. There is a great amount of variation in the springs we have. Our springs are very dirty from a century plus of storage under poor