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    "THE LAST FULL MEASURE" Movie

    Perhaps as we approach the 150th anniversary, public interest in our history will rekindle Hollywood interest in making this movie, or, better yet, and as was suggested by others, a miniseries. After all, if the public has an interest in a subject (and will pay to see a movie) Hollywood will do...
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    Bayonet for MVTC Enfield

    I have had the same conversation with them, and kicked around ways to make their product more of a boon to young (poor) reenactors. I know they would love to have their manufacturer modify the design to make off the rack bayonets work. Unfortunately, MVTC does not have design control over...
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    Bayonet for MVTC Enfield

    I have the same problems with my MVTC Enfields, and, as I mentioned, have resorted to the same remedy you are planning. You will find, however, that you will have very few misfires (providing you keep the musket clean) since the opening in the nipple is already bored larger than the Armisport...
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    Bayonet for MVTC Enfield

    With all due respect to tmdreb, I own two of the current MVTC Enfields, and my observation was NOT that they were of lesser quality, but that the design of the front sight is that of the Indian version. That makes the fitting of the bayonet problematical. The quality of the rifle is good, good...
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    Bayonet for MVTC Enfield

    #1, The difference between an Enfield and Springfield Bayonet is most easily determined by looking at the base of the bayonet, where the blade curves to meet the barrel band. A Springfield bayonet tapers smoothly to the bend, while an Enfield bayonet has a small ridge on the blade before it...
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