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  • richard pries
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2010
    • 212

    #1

    scope mount for p17

    looking for a 1 piece rear scope mount that goes where the rear sight fits . please contact me via pm . thanks dick
  • Griff Murphey
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 3708

    #2
    Try S&K Instamounts. They list one.

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    • richard pries
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2010
      • 212

      #3
      thank you (GIFF)

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      • chuckindenver
        Senior Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 3005

        #4
        what the heck is a P17?
        is that some fancy air plane? or top secret bomber.
        if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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        • Devil Dog
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 450

          #5
          Pattern 17......But I still don't know what that is?

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          • richard pries
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2010
            • 212

            #6
            it is a 1917 eddystone enfield

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            • Doug Rammel
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2009
              • 145

              #7
              Chuck

              The last time I did that you is I was being a smart a$$. So here is back at you.
              Last edited by Doug Rammel; 04-30-2013, 03:07. Reason: LOL icon

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              • daveboy
                Senior Member
                • Aug 2009
                • 216

                #8
                Richard, I think Chuck is pointing out that technically there is no such thing as a P-17. As soon as I saw the title of your post, I just knew someone would correct you. The British contracted with Winchester, and Remington (at their Eddystone, PA factory), to produce their Pattern 14 rifle. This rifle was chambered for the British .303 round. Previous British rifles were formally known as Short Magazine Lee Enfield rifles, SMLEs, or more commonly Enfields. So, the Pattern 14 rifle became known as the P-14 or P-14 Enfield.

                When America entered the war, the production from these plants were changed to produce almost exactly the same rifles, only in .30-06 caliber. These rifles were officially known as the U.S. Model 1917. However, they continue to be called P-17, P-17 Enfield, or American Enfield. You are referring to it the way most people do. But, sometimes, particularly on gun forums, words matter.

                I have been taught (corrected) many times, as we all have.

                daveboy

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                • chuckindenver
                  Senior Member
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 3005

                  #9
                  no,,i was being a smart ars,,..its a pet peeve...i dont collect British weapons..only U.S. , said rifle is a Model of 1917...even says so on the top of the ring...noplace does it say P17.. lol
                  i rebarreled a 1917 for a guy a few years ago,.
                  when he called to pick up his rifle, he says, have my p17 done yet? i replied...no, i dont have a P17..he stumbled a while..
                  then said..didnt i drop off a P17? no you didnt..iv never had a P17 before..and dont know what that even is..
                  he say quiet for a min...he said...how bout a 1917? yup, have one of those.. done and ready for service...lol.
                  that was priceless.. Old Marine new better...and got a chuckle out of it...
                  Last edited by chuckindenver; 04-30-2013, 09:05.
                  if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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                  • richard pries
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2010
                    • 212

                    #10
                    I was told the 303 was a p14 and the 30-06 was a p17

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                    • chuckindenver
                      Senior Member
                      • Sep 2009
                      • 3005

                      #11
                      the U.S. model...is called and marked MODEL OF 1917
                      no such weapon as a P17...though many call it that, i was poking fun...
                      if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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                      • Devil Dog
                        Senior Member
                        • Aug 2009
                        • 450

                        #12
                        Originally posted by chuckindenver
                        the U.S. model...is called and marked MODEL OF 1917
                        no such weapon as a P17...though many call it that, i was poking fun...
                        So was I.

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                        • richard pries
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2010
                          • 212

                          #13
                          I am so glad to be set straight now i feel a lot smarter just wait till i get my 30-07 gun then you can pick on me for that

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                          • Haz-Boy
                            Junior Member
                            • Feb 2013
                            • 13

                            #14
                            I'm sure glad I saw this Post.

                            My questions have NOTHING to do with a scope mount for the M-17.

                            **IF I'M IN ERROR BY POSTING THESE QUESTION HERE.....I'LL GLADLY MOVE THEM TO A NEW POST/THREAD** I saw all the "chatter" on this Post and it pretty much goes with what I'm asking about. Please let me know. Thanks!!!

                            I was "schooled" by a WWII Vet who got out of the Philippines before it was invaded by the Japanese. He carried an M-17 while he was there. When he returned to the States.....he went from Depot to Depot during the WAR and made sure the Fighting Men had the Rifles to do Battle with.

                            He told me the difference between a British P-14 and an American M-17.

                            Now the following is what seems to be a different-story than what he told me:

                            He told me that any USA-manufactured MODEL 17 Eddystone, Winchester, and Remington did NOT have any Eagle-marked parts.

                            He said those markings/stamps were use pretty much exclusive for the P-14's. The Eagle-Stamp was a British PROOF-mark, exclusively for the P-14’s.

                            Now he did see a few M-17's that had Eagle-Stamped Parts....but....those parts were removed and replaced with Non-Eagle Stamped Parts at the various Depots he was at.

                            I what he told me correct??? I don't have any literature on the M-17. I was going on what he told me and unfortunately he passed away back in 2011. My Web-Search hasn’t produced much either. I’m sure the info is on there….I just can’t seem to find it…………

                            I got 2 bag-o-parts 10 years ago with a mixture of parts. I had more Eddystone and Winchester parts so I ventured on getting those parts to make-up-a-rifle.

                            Parts are hard to find, especially W-marked. I found some parts but a few of them have the Eagle-Stamp.

                            I don’t want to commit to buying these parts IF the Eagle-Stamp isn’t correct.

                            Also……..ALL…..the E-Marked parts I've gotten in the past 10 years did NOT have the Eagle-Stamp.

                            I’d greatly appreciate some guidance from those who are waaaaaaaaaaaay more knowledgeable that I.

                            Thanks in advance!!

                            Take care…………Jay

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                            • chuckindenver
                              Senior Member
                              • Sep 2009
                              • 3005

                              #15
                              eagles head and numbers are U.S. markings.
                              if it aint broke...fix it till it finally is.

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