Enfield No2 Mk1

Thought you would like to see a comparison picture of two of the model guns in my collection
The top one is a deactivated enfield
The middle one is an all metal 1970's Enfield model gun
The bottom one is the marushin ABS Enfield model gun

Sorry other pic shoul have been the other profile of the guns

deek

Thanks for the photos deek

Who produced the all metal model please How do you find Marushin's latest model compares with the genuine article

yeah, I also would like to know how Marushin is in comparson with those 2 metal ones.
S

Interesting comparison.

Bummer, it has to be deactivated, but you can't tell from the pictures.

Thank you for posting.

JJ

For the deact is it the old-spec (with clear cylinder) or the new-spec (most of the chambers blocked in dreadful way) - though for the new spec you can cut up the shells & insert it at the back (the same for the bullets - obviously at the front this time)...

The Enfield at the middle should be no-doubt about made by Nakata (I learnt that they made nice full-metal Browning Hi-Powers and Tokarev TT-33 as well as other models).

And - very nice photos!

The deac is new spec welds half way down chambers so unles yo open it up you cant notice them.
The metal model has no makers mark just japan and 1974 on it picked it up a cuple of years ago and it was not in original box, I also have a browning hi power with no markings nice model though. As for weight it is the same as the original as for looks it dose seem a bit more angular along the barrel. The abs one is a perfect copy in detail but dose have that plasic look up close and the grips look like toy plasic grips a real let down, you could swop these for wood ones to make it look better, but then you would loose the weight of the gun as they have put metal insets into the grips to bring it up to almost the weight of the real thing although this dose make it back heavy.

Hi,

the Metal ModelGun in the middle is made by NAKATA Japan 1974.

I recently got one from the U.S.



Ray