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  • I just bought a modified Mark VI made in 1916. It appears to be in very good condition. What would you recommend as the maximum powered load to shoot in it safely. I don't want to put you on the spot, but would appreciate your advice.

  • @ConfederateHandjob Soft handloads would probably be ideal. You'll probably be okay shooting factory 230gr ammo, especially with a Mk VI made after the black powder days, but I would try not to do it often, and check it every hundred rounds or so for any kinds of cracks.

  • Thanks this was very helpful i wasnt sure how to tell and a guy i know has one that he wants to sell.

  • I don't buy used guns at Gander Mountain, but I found a 1923 Enfield Mark VI for $200.00. They didnt know anything about it so it was a steal even if it was altered. Lucky for me it is all original serial numbers matching gun. Don't fire it much, but when I do I use Hornady 455 mark 2.

  • I remember seeing a Mk VI for sale on Gunbroker several years ago that was altered, but it an interesting accessory: one of the previous owners had machined a steel spacer to replace what'd been removed from the cylinder. It functioned more or less like a moon clip for .455 Webley rounds.

  • Do you have a Smith and Wesson Escort? Seems like the odd type of gun that would be in your collection...

  • nice guns. i wonder why these aren't reproduced like the old cowboy guns

  • could you still shoot the .455 rounds out of the gun if it was altered.

  • @quimbyt Not safely no, there's too much material removed from the rear of the cylinder.

  • Interesting. Thanks

  • If your ever looking to let go of a brake top shoot me a pm. I dont know what is is but I love them and have been looking to add one to the collection esp one in 22.

  • you speak very fast in this video. can you slow down? the speed you speak in your other videos is a good speed.

  • @SergeiTheAnarch Sorry, I didn't even think about that! I talked a little fast just because I wanted to get to the point and not spend too much time yapping. I think I slow down a little bit during the second half when I'm talking about what to look for.

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