RTI No. 1 Mk III Enfield 1938 BSA | Cleaned & Reassembled

[@e34m5guy]

As someone who has also bought a bunch of rifles from RTI, I especially appreciate your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@tfusilier44]

Thanks!

[@JCosme1967]

Thank you for all the work you do... Very informative and awesome to see the progress and results!

[@tfusilier44]

Thanks!

[@jimmycann9157]

What products do you use to repair cracks in these stocks? Love these RTI videos! Thank you, JimBo

[@matei82]

Hi. Maybe you can help me. I have your same rifle but it has a problem. After every shoot, the magazine comes off. If i don't shoot, it's perfectly attached. What can cause this situation? Thanks

[@tfusilier44]

Is it the proper no 1 magazine and is it firmly seated? Is the lever to release it under sufficient tension to hold it in place?

[@johnp9402]

Can you recommend a cardding wheel?

[@tfusilier44]

I got a doc hawken off of eBay.

[@johnp9402]

@@tfusilier44 I'll check out. Thanks

[@shaneconnelly9594]

Can you do one of the fair to good condition m1 rifles that RTI has on special? Or one of the refurbed p14 or regular 1917s?

[@tfusilier44]

I did do one of their original condition P14s in a previous video on my channel. I might do a P17 as I am missing that in my collection.

[@theblindsniper9130]

Man this thing cleaned up really well considering how bad it was to begin with

[@tfusilier44]

Thanks, it had a ton of rust scale on it.

[@b9brutality]

Are the rifles all random, like the Navy marked or are they selects? Which grades were you buying as well?

[@tfusilier44]

The Navy Marked Mk I and 1938 BSA came from a small batch of Enfields they sold with guaranteed magazine cutoffs. They did not indicated the Enfield was Navy marked and was a surprise for me.
I have bought plenty of B grade and Original grade Enfields and didn't see much difference between the two. In fact, all my B grades had better bores.