This is my high power Jeep gun. - a photo on Flickriver

            When I go 4 wheeling, this always goes with me. I know, some people are saying why do I feel I need such a thing in my Jeep? I have several reasons which I think are quite valid. Often we are out of cell phone range so there is no way to call the police for help. That means myself and anyone with me will have to handle emergencies by ourselves. Not everyone is nice. I'm not going into detail, but Sharon and I were almost murdered by two truck loads of scumbags who chased us, tried to run us off the road then tried to rush and attack us when we stopped. Had we not been armed, and able to display those arms, my wife and I would be dead right now. The ability to display a weapon stopped a much worse crime. 

A little bit of info about this gun. First of all, it started life as an Enfield No.4 Mk.1. A company called Gibbs Guns rebuilds military weapons. They took the No.4 and completely stripped it and then coated it with industrial nickel finish. The barrel was shortened and a new sight and flash hider added. It was fitted with a new butt stock and reassembled as a No.5. In order to keep anyone from selling the gun as a No.5 Gibbs left the original stamping on the left side of the receiver. The gun is chambered in the original .303 British. While some of you are rolling your eyes back in your head and laughing, I would like to remind you the ballistics on the .303 is extremely close to the good old .30-.06. I can load my own and use decent Bullets or shoot surplus. The British have used the .303 to take game on almost every continent.

Taken on: May 6, 2017

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