12/29/17 - This is an original US Property stamped Enfield No. 4 MK 1 Rifle from WW2. Research tells me these were part of the Lend-Lease program, as the US needed some extra rifles for the military. There is no date stamp on this rifle, but it was most likely made in 1942. THe rifle is all original condition and configuration with the original wooden stock. The stock appears unsanded. The ...Enfield NO4 MK1 Markings. Jump to Latest Follow 6K views 7 replies 4 participants last post by bradtx Jul 25, 2010. D. Defndr90 Discussion starter 141 posts · Joined 2008 Add to quote; Only show this user #1 · Jul 24, 2010 (Edited) I have been looking at Enfield markings at different web sites and I have not been able to find one with these ...All have white numbers painted on the side plate and they all have barrel dates different then the serial number date range. Here is an outline of each pistol. 1). Enfield logo 1941 side plate date. Serial number M236X placing it in 1941 production. Barrel dated "45". Has white "39" painted on side plate. Black paint finish.No4 with strange markings "greek". he!!o Enfield enthusiasts! For some time now i own a Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 rifle wich has for me some unkown markings. After some research online, it looks to be a 1943 Maltby produced No4 Mk1. And then there is this marking on the top off the receiver wich looks like "EK/SEOS" the only thing i could find online ...Just purchased a No4 Mk 1/3. Gun is in great shape. The stock and bolt match, have not removed the stock so don't know if there are any matching numbers beneath. I have no delusions that this is a hi-value gun, I was looking for a good shooter but still have questions about the markings that I have found.Posts: 5. Help with No4 Mk1* Enfield. I recently purchased this No4 Mk1* gun but am having a difficult time reconciling some of the markings. Photos are below, but the main issue is that it has a low Serial number with no prefix (0180) which indicates that it was made at BSA Shirley around 1942; however, it is also marked as a No4 Mk1* and most ...The Insider Trading Activity of Christianson Mark on Markets Insider. Indices Commodities Currencies StocksPosts: 22. Need help identifying Enfield No4 MK1. Hello everyone, I am the proud new owner of a No.4 MK1 and am pretty much cluless about identifying anything about it. I wasn't planning to buy one, but for $115 I couldn't walk away without it. Anyhow, the left side of the receiver is marked No.4 MK1 and there is a small BNP on top of the …Posts: 5. Help with No4 Mk1* Enfield. I recently purchased this No4 Mk1* gun but am having a difficult time reconciling some of the markings. Photos are below, but the main issue is that it has a low Serial number with no prefix (0180) which indicates that it was made at BSA Shirley around 1942; however, it is also marked as a No4 Mk1* and most ...Thank you!The B prefix was one of the parts I got bogged down in when researching the serial number. My no4 experience is also limited to mk1*'s and I had never seen an enfield electro penciled for the serial number and model. The bolt is unfortunately in matching as its serial number is So C54498. The magazine is also unmatching 76L3786.A few questions about no4 mk1 markings. I've read lots on the history but am having trouble identifying the markings in trying to narrow down the lineage and or timeline of this rifles life. Doesnt seem to match the typical. Serial numbers match. Some pieces missing. Ill have questions.Re: Lee Enfeild No 4 Mk1 Markings. Post by Saxon Cross » 22 Mar 2012, 21:45. That type of proof mark wasn't used until 1950 and a letter 'm' or 'n' to the left of the proof mark would indicate 1960 or 1961. Apparently that proof mark was not used between 1941 and 1950.I just got a No4 Mk1, and I can't figure out a few of the markings. 1) A white "37" painted on the stock. 2) A "F" on the flip-up brass disc on the butt plate 3) Four things that look like stars or asterisks on the bottom of the magazine. 4) Several arrow looking things located all over the rifle 5) "AS" stamped on the bottom of the magazineNo4 mk1* markings: Post Reply : Page < 1 2 3 > Author: Message Topic Search Topic Options. Post Reply. Create New Topic. Printable Version. Translate Topic. MarkG . ... Over there, you have to get permission from the police for every rifle you buy; you can't just buy an Enfield on a whim because it looks lonely and add it to your other fifty ...The chevron looking mark means that it was in service for Britain. I guess it's common knowledge because all I could find online was people talking about crows's feet markings instead of the plain chevron one. I finally found someone mention the chevron marking in a forum post just a couple minutes ago.No4 MK1 T No 32 sniper rifle scope Full Ensemble for the No. 32 MKI Telescope, “This detailed reproduction of the No. 32 MK I telescopic sight for the N0. 4 SMLE (Short, Magazine, Lee Enfield) is the most … Continue reading →BRITISH FAZAKERLEY ENFIELD SMLE NO.4 MK.1 (F) OR NO4 MK1 .303BRIT INFANTRY RIFLE, CIRCA 1949. Serial number "PF844XX" with date matching to stock along with other military acceptance stamps and broad arrows. Broad arrows abound on most metal parts along with original British black enamel paint (correct). Stock never been cleaned or sanded so ...Mike takes a look at the main differences between the .303 Lee-Enfield SMLE of WW1 fame and the later No.4 rifles. What makes the No.4 better and cheaper tha...I revolver markings - questions. I'm looking at two Enfield No. 2 Mk. I revolvers, one is dated 1941 with the Enfield logo, model and date stamped on the right side of the frame behind the trigger. The second one has only a small proof on the frame where the logo is on the first revolver, and a 2-digit date on top of the barrel close to the frame.Codes & Marks: Government Marks. Finding and recognizing the marks, symbols and stamps of government service is like finding an old passport along with a collection of photographs - it gives you some clues as to where the rifle has been, and when, and with whom. If the only marks you can remember are the first four listed below (Broad Arrow ...Quote Reply Topic: No 4 Mk1/2 markings Posted: June 14 2020 at 3:57pm I recently came into possession of a No4 MK1/2 rifle that I have been trying to decipher the markings on it.No4 MK1 T No 32 sniper rifle scope Full Ensemble for the No. 32 MKI Telescope, "This detailed reproduction of the No. 32 MK I telescopic sight for the N0. 4 SMLE (Short, Magazine, Lee Enfield) is the most sought after, because the overall quality was better than the later produced MK II and MK III scopes.Photo notes: An armourer's line drawing of a Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle, Mk III (Type One) with a Pattern of 1907 (P1907; P-07; P'07) bayonet with quillion. [1] On the lower left is a photo of a typical buttstock marking disc. The disc has been stamped 1EAFA / RAMC (1st (Battalion) East Anglican Field Ambulance / Royal Army Medical Corps.)The Lee-Enfield No. 5 Mk. I "Jungle Carbine". Photo by David Tong. The British Army had adopted the Rifle, No. 4 Mk. 1 in 1939. It was a simplified version of the Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield rifle that served the Empire so well in the first unpleasantness. It was a further simplification and cut down on both material costs and machine time in ...The Lee Enfield Rifle Association (LERA) LERA's aims are to promote the shooting, collection, and study of the Lee Enfield series of rifles. The majority of members shoot either the SMLE or the No 4, however many of the rarer marks are ... No4 Mk1 Print Prev; Next; You are here: Home. LERA Info. Club Rifles. No4 Mk1 Username.The British No.4 MK I Enfield rifle was well respected for its smooth action and reliability.The British No4 Mk1 (T) was the primary sniper rifle used by the British and Canadian forces during the second world war. It was based off of the SMLE rifle and modified by Holland and Holland in preparation for sniping use. The No4 Mk1 (T) saw extensive combat use during the war on every front where there were British or Canadian troops ...Description. Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* (T) Sniper Rifle. Receiver butt socket strap stamped M 47 C over 1943 over the serial number and TR. Butt wrist stamped with the telescope number 11142 and S.51 underneath. This rifle is fitted with a Number 32 telescopic sight, accessioned as REL/19546.003 and has a cheek piece screwed to the butt.Image Sold Item; $505.00 - New OTHER MODEL .303 BRITISH 1942 WW2 NO4 MK1 ENFIELD 303 NO 4 MK 1 LAYAWAY Sold Location: Old Hickory, TN 37138 Sold Date: 5/27/2024 12:00:00 AM $681.00 - Used OTHER MODEL .303 BRITISH SAVAGE ENFIELD NO 4 MK1 RIFLE 1943 STEVENS VG COND NO RESERVE 25 INCH " BARREL Sold Location: Tempe, AZ 85282 Sold Date: 4/8/2024 12:00:00 AM $615.00 - Used OTHER MODEL .303 BRITISH ...Lee Enfield No4 Mk2. Externally there is one single albeit small feature that tells you if it is a Mk1 or Mk2. Normally on all other earlier Enfields the trigger is pivoted in the metal of the trigger guard, however on the Mark 2 it is mounted to steel blocks welded to the receiver wrist. Externally the difference is tiny.Admin Group Logo Designer / Donating Member Joined: April 25 2007 Location: MD, USA. Status: Offline Points: 17250 Post OptionsJust pick up a Lee Enfield Long Branch No4 MK1* dated 1945. Has matching fore stock with receiver , bolt mismatch with a good bore. It has several markings and painted green under wood no rust or pitting. Have also a jungle carbine with same green paint if I understand right helps to preserve metal. Any help with marking.Yesterday I ran across a sportered Enfield on a local for sale site and have arranged purchase. The seller sent me some additional photos and I seem to have bought a Savage No4 Mk1. Has the rear bolt release, round cocking piece, Mk 2 backsight and is dated 1942. It is missing the foresight protector, fore end assembly, hand guards and bands.Help with Fazakerley No4 mk1/2 markings. Thanks in advance folks. Just stumbled across this forum and seems pretty switched on when it comes to Lee Enfield markings. Just picked up this Fazakerley (i think) No4 mk1/2 today and im stumped with most of these markings. Only thing i know (i think) is that is was FtR'd in '52 at fazakerley.Genuine Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T Parts, Features, Marks and Accessories. Updated: May 6. Wrist Markings - BSA. M47 (C) TR. Safety Format. Trials Rifles …No.4 Mk1 Lee Enfield help with markings! hello. there is a no.4 Mk1 at my local sportsmans store. price: $595. Markings (i don't know how to post pictures. if someone could help i'd be grateful.). side of the reciver: No4 Mk1 ROF (F) FTR 1943 NC 257xx. Sights: Mk3. Top of the reciever: BNP. Left side of the "pistol" grip: England.No. 4 Mk. I markings were reminiscent of how Pattern 1907 bayonets were marked, with the royal cypher, type, and maker. ... The Belgians received Lee-Enfield No. 4 rifles and bayonets after Belgium was liberated in September 1944. ... Sheffield Steel Products of Sheffield, Yorkshire. Sheffield Steel Products produced approximately 670,000 Mk. 1 ...Thanks (0) Quote Reply Topic: No. 4 MK 1 1942. Posted: February 17 2018 at 2:07pm. I picked up a No 4 with some markings that don't match up with Stratton's Volume 2. I did not pick it up as a collector as as one owner did a very nice job of inlaying an arrow in light wood on both sides of the forestock. Gives it some character.Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T bent scope mount testor. Probably not original equipment but nevertheless a crucial test device to detect a bent scope mount, more common than one would think. Fine tuned by gunsmiths instead of just a scope added to a stock issued rifle, the No4 Mk1 T is probably the most developed and best performing sniper rifle of WW2.Quote Reply Topic: No4 mk1/3 information on markings Posted: May 26 2020 at 6:47pm: I have a enfield no4 mk1/3 ftr and am curious as to who manufactured it. I am also curious any other markings that would tell me any info on it thanks. Bear43 . Members Profile. Send Private Message.The thing to remember about the No 4 Mk 1/3's is that they started life as a No 4 Mk 1*. So, that automatically means it was made by Savage or Long Branch. Now, the serial number tells the rest. The "L" letter in the serial means it was made by Long Branch in Canada. Savage used a "C" letter.I live in Germany and recently bought an Enfield No.4 Mk1 FTR which is in quite good condition. I paid around 420$ and managed a 3 shot group touching each other at 100 meters when I tested it with the dealer so I guess its worth the price. First question is about the markings, there are a few I can't figure out. I attached a pic pointing them out.The Mk1 Singer micrometer sight was just one of four sights that were available for the No4 Enfield and there was no specific rear sight to a specific rifle, except for the No4Mk1 T. The rifle left the assembly plant with whatever sight was fitted to it, be it the one currently on your rifle or the ladder type, or the Mk1 micrometer sight.Admin Group Logo Designer / Donating Member Joined: April 25 2007 Location: MD, USA. Status: Offline Points: 16162 Post OptionsThe Enfield No. 2 was a British top-break revolver using the .38 S&W round manufactured from 1930 to 1957. It was the standard British/Commonwealth sidearm in the Second World War, alongside the Webley Mk IV and Smith & Wesson Victory Model revolvers chambered in the same calibre. Note that in the context of British service revolvers, the .38 S&W cartridge has often been called ".380" (no ...The Lee–Enfield is a bolt-action, magazine -fed repeating rifle that served as the main firearm of the military forces of the British Empire and Commonwealth during the first half of the 20th century, and was the standard service rifle of the British Armed Forces from its official adoption in 1895 until 1957. [9] [10]No. 4 mk1 markings? Have one for the wizards who know enfield markings- what can you tell about her? comments sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment. More posts from r/LeeEnfield. subscribers . Schnac • Is this an oddity or rare find? ...No4 Mk1* identification help. he!!o, I am hoping to get some help confirming or disproving my theory about this 1963 Indian furbished Lee Enfield No4 Mk1* I bought a few days ago. My thought is its a Savage No4 Mk1* lend lease made in 1942, It has the ( S ) markings and machine marks, The receiver, barrel, bolt, magazine and stock all have the ...The No.4 Mk1 was officially adopted for service in 1941, after a tortuous acceptance procedure that had lasted for years, the need for an SMLE replacement having been identified in the late mid '30s. By this time Britain had been at war with the Axis for nearly three years. The No. 4 Mk I* was adopted in '42, and was made only on your side of ...The Insider Trading Activity of Zeffiro A Mark on Markets Insider. Indices Commodities Currencies StocksSavage No4 Mk1* 1942 - can't ID some markings. Hi guys, I've had this Savage Mk1* for a few years now, two-groove barrel and it shoots reasonably well. Non-matching magazine, but the rest seems correct. Looks like someone fitted a scope at some point, as indicated by the shaved back wood part of the stock near to the safety.No4 Mk1 markings: Post Reply : Page < 1 2: Author: Message Topic Search Topic Options. Post Reply. Create New Topic. Printable Version. Translate Topic. mnt_rushmore . ... (shooting only one year, two .40 handguns and now one Enfield 303) get into reloading brass? Where best to buy starter kit/supplies? I live in GA (USA). I'm very interested ...303 British No4 MK1 (f) United Kingdom 10/48 PF49497 ... Reading Enfield markings at times is reading a secret code and fun Like reading aa good book. Always looking for military manuals, Dodge M37 items,books on Berlin Germany, old atlases ( before 1946) , military maps of Scotland. English and Canadian gun parts.Our Assessment: This Enfield No4 Mk1/3 has a number of markings on it that tell quite the story. The markings include matching numbers on the receiver, stock collar, bolt handle, stock and magazine.96C1521 is in the format for a Savage built No. 4 Mk I*. Made in Chicopee Falls. Someone on the forum should be able to identify the year it was made, my guess is 1944, but that is just a guess based on the 96 prefix number. I don't know what that other number would be.In the latter half of 1944, a smaller, lighter Enfield-based carbine, the No.5 Mk1 and later Mk2, was developed for airborne forces deployed in Europe—not the Pacific—though the ideas behind it stemmed from jungle fighting. It would not be until the post-war years that it was dubbed the "Jungle Carbine" due to its use in the British ...Your No4 MkI was made at the Birmingham Small Arms Co factory in Shirley (BSA Shirley) in 1943. The M47 is one of their ID marks, right below the 1943 is the alpha numeric serial number which should be two letters followed by a number beginning with 3. If the parts are original to the gun, that will be the same number stamped on the back of the ...All British and Savage-made sniper rifles were built on No.4 Mk1 actions ("number four mark one"). Only wartime dated Long Branch No.4 Mk1* ("number four mark one star") receivers were converted to sniper rifles. If a rifle from two British plants was more accurate than average, it was set aside for No.4 (T) conversion.No4 Mk1 markings: Post Reply : Page < 1 2: Author: Message Topic Search Topic Options. Post Reply. Create New Topic. Printable Version. Translate Topic. mnt_rushmore . ... (shooting only one year, two .40 handguns and now one Enfield 303) get into reloading brass? Where best to buy starter kit/supplies? I live in GA (USA). I'm very interested ...Admin Group Logo Designer / Donating Member Joined: April 25 2007 Location: MD, USA. Status: Offline Points: 16816 Post OptionsIt's forgivable to file a front sight or install a new replacement part, but an extra-hot special circle of Hell awaits those who butcher military surplus rifles. This is a part of history, plain and simple. The Savage Enfield No.4 Mk1 is a classic and represents the finest of bolt action rifles. Lee-Enfield.Posted by u/Papawaffle999 - 1 vote and no commentsso this is my lee enfield no4 mk1. i know it was sporterized, but i did some research and from... Forum Home > Enfields > Enfield Rifles New Posts FAQ Register Login. Need help with all the markings and yr of No4 Mk1 ... Quote Reply Topic: Need help with all the markings and yr of No4 Mk1 Posted: January 11 2012 at 6:32am ...No4 Mk2 - 1955. There are fewer finer rifles that are a pleasure to own, enjoy and shoot than the peacetime made Lee Enfield No4 Mk2. They have a high standard of fit and finish, feel solid and robust and are a joy at the rifle range, where, due to a magic thing near exclusive to Enfields called Positive Compensation, 1000 yard accuracy can ...The No. 4 spike bayonet was the result of a 20 year series of studies, experiments, and troop trials seeking to find a lighter, handier substitute for the venerable Pattern 1907 bayonet.No4 Mk1 markings: Post Reply : Page < 1 2: Author: Message Topic Search Topic Options. Post Reply. Create New Topic. Printable Version. Translate Topic. mnt_rushmore . ... (shooting only one year, two .40 handguns and now one Enfield 303) get into reloading brass? Where best to buy starter kit/supplies? I live in GA (USA). I'm very interested ...David Tong reviews The Lee-Enfield No. 4 MK 1/2. The Lee-Enfield No. 4 MK 1/2 By David Tong. Lee-Enfield No. 4 MK 1/2. Photo by David Tong. ... but with simple stamped construction and engraved range markings from 200-1,300 yards. Elevation is performed by a small spring-loaded detent tab that is much faster to use than the fine-thread Vernier ...Jun 5, 2022 · One thing to check for is a damaged bolt rail - there is a slot in the right hand side just to the rear of breech - this is commonly damaged on the Mk1* rifles if it is badly chipped the bolt head can jump-out of the rail, It should be a simple 'square' cut in the rail - the picture shows serious damage as the corners keep getting damaged each ...Markings: The import mark on the bottom of the barrel reads “C.A.I. GEORGIA VT. / NO.4 MK1 .303 UK”. The left side of the stock collar is marked “M47C” (the code for BSA Shirley), “1944”, with the serial number, and “TR” (the final inspection proof prior to being upgraded to a sniper by Holland & Holland).Taking a look at a Lend- Lease program WWII battle rifle, the Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 made in the USA by Stevens-Savage!Facebook will always be a monument to Mark Zuckerberg. The question is whether that monument reflects the best of his genius, or the worst of his drive toward power. As CEO, board ...12/29/17 - This is an original US Property stamped Enfield No. 4 MK 1 Rifle from WW2. Research tells me these were part of the Lend-Lease program, as the US needed some extra rifles for the military. There is no date stamp on this rifle, but it was most likely made in 1942. THe rifle is all original condition and configuration with the original wooden stock. The stock appears unsanded. The ...Re: Lee Enfeild No 4 Mk1 Markings. Post by Saxon Cross » 22 Mar 2012, 21:45. That type of proof mark wasn't used until 1950 and a letter 'm' or 'n' to the left of the proof mark would indicate 1960 or 1961. Apparently that proof mark was not used between 1941 and 1950.In the red box I’m fairly certain is No4 Mk1. You can see some electropencil to the right of that which could be FTR and the year it underwent “factory thorough repair”. Thanks! British No4 rifles were set up with a 5 digit serial number system with 1XXXX being allotted to Maltby, 2XXXX Fazakerley, 3XXXX BSA Shirley.Grace Enfield, Content WriterMar 30, 2023 Bottom Line: The Bank of America Balance Assist™ program is good for qualifying BofA checking account holders who need a small loan quickl...Quote Reply Topic: no4 mk1 skimpy markings Posted: April 06 2016 at 3:07pm: I have one of the best shooting no4 mk1s that I have seen in years. It is marked no4 mk1 on the reciever and bz with the sn on the socket. The number 8 and an asterisk like a struck out proof are on the Knox form. Parkerized finish dark wood.Grace Enfield, Content WriterMar 30, 2023 Bottom Line: The Bank of America Balance Assist™ program is good for qualifying BofA checking account holders who need a small loan quickl...