Before someone really, really nit picks.
A single one off tool-room prototypes of a "lightened No 4 Mk1*" is squawked about.That's still not a No5 Mk1, but an experimental never accepted for production, but one of several version of the lightened No4.
No, you are If you can't show me a legit "rifle No5, Mk1" with an "L" in the serial number.
NOT something labelled "Jungle Carbine" a name which was never used for it.
A No1 MkIII relabeled to "Rifle 7.62mm 2A/2A1" in India with a post war junker rebuild from an American importer (Gibbs & ca) &...
No5s were ONLY made by BSA & Fazakerly, if the serial number goes to any other ROF its fake!
"Who Made My Lee Enfield
First digit of serial number
1-= Maltby
2- = Fazakerly
3-= BSA Shirley
OC1- Savage
OL1- Long Branch
Or:
All factories in the North were prefixed with a "N", those in the...
As you have a 3 bar here's my suggestion.
Cut the strap to length, roughly 1 1/3~1 1/2 of the distance between your sling swivels.
Double back the front for 1", & punch for screw 3/8"in from the end.
(this allows you to access the swivel without removing it.)
Slip the 3-way on before the other...
I have a couple of 1 1/4 3 bar buckles if you need them to set it up. I usually do that then once I'm happy I double back the ends punch the holes & go to the Chicago screws!
I ordered some 1 1/4" poly webbing from
https://www.strapworks.com/shop-by-product-type/webbing/polypropylene/shopby/1_1_4_inch?cat=182
then cut it to length & used "Chicago screws" to make loops for attachment. I punched the strap with a hot soldering iron to punch the holes in the...
I've been using the papier mache egg carton material for wad for years! NOT the expanded plastic.
I punch them out with a punch of the right diameter & drop them into hot (melted in a double boiler) beeswax & Crisco shortening not oil 50:50 fish em out & let em dry.