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Debbie Found This Prestroke Rifle!
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Debbie found this. Probobly her dads. Pretty good shake. Pretty wood. What is it, before we decide what to do with it!
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Lee Enfield, british army rifle, should be in .303 Brit
Nice rifles, I like them, keep me in mind if you are going to 'get rid of it' :) Check the rifle, should say something like mrk IV or something like that. Ed |
This is an SMLE, (Short Magazine, Lee Enfield). Most probably in .303 British Caliber. It could have been built in a number of places, from Canada to India.
Value today in nice shape is in the $300's What are the marking on it? |
It says 'US PROPERTY' Was this lend lease? I'LL get some closeup tommorow. one Heavy! You will get it before anyone else!
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It's a late model No 4 Lee Enfield (flip sights instead of tangent; cutout instead of sliding bolt release).
If you're really interested in what it is exactly, post pics in this forum - http://www.surplusrifleforum.com/viewforum.php?f=27 I bought one of those at my local gun shop a few weeks ago for $150 with a chopped down stock...There's another in unaltered condition for $350... Savage here in the US made some of these; so did Longbranch in Canada... |
Thank You and Ed. I definitly have no use for it. The postage would be more than my first wife. Ill get some close up, it just doent look right. I'll stick to lugers'
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Looks like very nice No. 4 mk 1. If it says U. S. property it was made by Savage. It should have a rather square looking S on the left side of the reciever. Well done. Those are great battle rifles.
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These "Smellys" are great rifles. One was my uncle's deer rifle for years...brought home lots of venison.
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I decided to keep it althoigh I can hardly pick it up!
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