I and some Prince-Smith examples exhibiting rough tool marks. Another dimension is whether to use (or if it is fitted) to include the front trigger guard triangular sling swivel (included in the factory build from Nov 1944 onwards and added by armourers as found after). The No. 4 Mk. All of the numbers on the metal (except the magazine) are matching. 2 bids. During refurbishment the bulk of German markings were scrubbed (although some waffenampts are still present and evidence of markings being removed is clear), further the original . Surplus Lee-Enfield spike bayonet with scabbard/sheath. With the exception of Russia, socket bayonets had long gone out of fashion in modern armies. 4Mk. by Steve Hoog 22 Mar 2012, 20:21, Post Four scabbard designs saw significant use with the No. It is probably a 2 groove barrel, most Savage No4`s were, but it shoots very well for what it was intended.Robert. by The_Enigma 30 Mar 2012, 09:13, Return to The United Kingdom & its Empire and Commonwealth 1919-45, Discussions on all aspects of the The United Kingdom & its Empire and Commonwealth during the Inter-War era and Second World War. These are now hard to find in any condition, but this example is near pristine. 4Mk. 0000001927 00000 n Also, the Tape Hunt makes a return. The No. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices. The prefixes were assigned as follows: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, L, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T ,U, V, W, Y ,Y, Z, AA, AB, AC. Method: 1 Founded in 1999. I with the broad-lipped steel mouthpiece. These come for the Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1. In the expert write ups, there is reference to the H&H contract use of an "S" on the would-be "single round cut off" mounting ear section of the right receiver wall. 4Mk. III was declared obsolete in 1946. Subcontractors produced many of the No. II* bayonets were produced, over a million of which were produced by Prince-Smith. If it has a lateral screw through the back of the forend, it is either a post war production Mk.2, or an earlier mark that has been rebuilt. by gruff27 23 Mar 2012, 11:37, Post For example, No. The left side receiver wall has the "angled transition" (just below the ejector screw) which is a Savage (rather than British-made) feature, so its one or the other of the New World manufacturers, but I don't know if Long Brach also did the same thing? 2 mm. 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 same Indian furbished serial numbers and the savage markings. The little safety spring has a Long Branch stamp,the front sight protector was made by the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,the magazine follower was made by Savage. I. The Lee-Enfield bolt-action, magazine-fed, repeating rifle was the main firearm used by the military forces of the British Empire and Commonwealth during the first half of the 19th century. Something that looks like 12C456 or 12L345. Qty 1 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. An additional 1944 Wrist / Action stamping group - an excellent condition example. 196,200 were produced, all by Joseph Lucas Ltd., Chester Street, Birmingham. Per the contract and description Hollands were to remove the L / "flip" battle sight when present from the sending factory and replace it with one of their provided milled micrometer sights (either Singer Machine or Savage made and marked) - this would leave the rifle needing a new "zero" - a pass through an "Enfield Rest" test. Genuine early, When the war expedient models were produced (initially with the "L" flip sight, then those selected for conversion to T status had to have the rear sight replaced with a modified micrometer sight (H&H indicated this had been done by stamping the "S" on the front of the right receiver wall ( this happened to most, but not all!) The Lee Enfield No 4 Rifle Mk 1 was produced by a variety of different manufacturers in England. The No. Many, but not all, maker and subcontractor marks are illustrated. 4Mk. An example of a viewer's mark "75TZ" is pictured at left. Little is known of their manufacture and use. I* (T) were the standard WWII sniper rifles for the British and for the Commonwealth, except for Australia. The rifle was a No. As interest in replacing the No. C-71-111-000/MX-000 will be used for parts procurement. The rear sights were also switched out for Singer Machine marked and made parts (interestingly not marked S67 yet even this late in production and supply). Free shipping for many products! In the future, with a bit of luck, i should be a position to purchase an active Lee Enfield No 4. 4 Mk. Danish Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Green Canvas Sling HTK. Savage rear micrometer sights have some unique machining features in the battle peep - which will be missing on the T format versions. This is my first personal Enfield and second in my family. Once the initial range of numbers was maxed out a letter prefix was added and the numbering began again. No. The tab measures 4.75in. 4 was 44 12" long, weighed 8 lbs., 11 ozs., and had been adopted in 1939 to replace the Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE)renamed the No. This mark sometimes appears alone and sometimes with another forging contractors mark, which suggests that Tinsley supplied steel to several of the socket forging contractors. Baird Engineering Company of Belfast, Northern Ireland, produced approximately 101,103 bayonets from 19421944. The bayonet exhibits better finishing than most British No. Since the overall length is 46", it will fit many other rifles. The Lee Enfield Rifle the conversion of the older out dated Lee. . AA5081". AA5081 is the stores catalogue number. Scabbard makers included: This uncommon scabbard has parallel sides and is made of very lightweight steel tubing. UKSkennerton's Arms and Militaria Press. Ltd. (pictured at left) Although touted as having many advantages over the Pattern 1907, the No. However, these scabbards are encountered far too frequently for only 25,000 to have been made. Speculation is that it may be a prototype from a design proposal that was not adopted. Length: approximately 44 inches, Barrel Length: approximately 25 inches. The No. That`s a No4 Mk1* made by Savage for England in the days of WW 2. Mills Webbing Prototype (Reproduction) Sling. What is the letter to the right of the 'X' (proof mark) above the M.1944? When the No4T was conceived the cheek piece was transferred / continued. This means Royal Ordance Factory Fazakerly, Factory Through Repair, 1949. Fully functional barrel, receiver in 7.62 x 51 NATO. 4 rifles were imported to the USA from Turkey in the mid-2000s. II* bayonets from 19421945. Two-piece construction gives the No. The used value of an ENFIELD 303 NO 4 MK I rifle has fallen ($61.94) dollars over the past 12 months to a price of $563.89 . Prior to their creation a variety of WWI sniper rifles were in use. was a firm called Princess Silk Shades, who made webbing during the War. I've seen guys actually twist the action because they are so tight. SMLE Mk1 Forestock. Magazine is 10 round factory issue, 10+1 rounds . This example was reworked post-War following the change from Roman to Arabic numbering. Lot of 4 Vintage Tin Halloween Noisemakers. Rifles are in good to very good original condition and ready to fire. 1 various markings. 4 Mk. I was recently asked to demo how to attach the web sling and its cousin the 1907 leather sling to an No4T for use in the field or range. It is essentially an updated N0. For official references, usually the finished and issued rifle was tracked by its rack number and of course these records have long since been destroyed or lost forever. P.S.K. trailer The box label indicates that these were packed November 1963, at the 5th Storage Depot. Marked US Property , Gun is in exceptional condition. Mazak is, by far, the most common, followed by blued steel. No fluff here is the real guff on the #4 mk1 : No4 MkI - All About Enfields and another Britains Lee Enfield No 4 Rifle - History By Cammack happy reading ,Try find a British made one you know its going to be far better than some copy from over the water Broadarrow Well-Known Member Oct 30, 2018 #7 ''Parkerised'' Long branch nO 4 As the war drew to a close the field feedback resulted in a prototype webbing target style sling being trialed (made by MECo). Hey guys, I just recently was given by my boss a Lee Enfield NO.4 MK1 303 British that I am trying to gather all the info about. Mine is a 1943. If you liked this information and want to learn more, this volume is an excellent resource. The bayonet and socket were one solid forging. Commercially, in the United States, these rifles have not been widely available for some time, although nice unsporterized examples can still be found. Sujets similaires Prior to obtaining independence in 1946, Jordan was a British Protectorate, known as Transjordan. 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Essentially both types of sling present 3 loops, to form a better control on the stance with the firearm to hold and return to a sighting zero (natural point of aim) - I have personally experienced this in CMP competitions, where sling use during rapid fire is essential. They would apply this mark to th butt heel - running along the axis of the rifle - red with the muzzle on the left. 0 The Indian plant stamped their own serial number into the top of the receiver. Along with parts replacement and service programs. "S" for rear sight replaced (at Hollands)- "needs re-sighting", Serial Numbers - other than the receiver wrist and bolt. "S" inside a square. The box label indicates that these were packed July 8, 1957, at the 5th Storage Depot, Moncton, New Brunswick. P.S.S. During the Second World War, the British government curtailed the use of commercial trademarks to make it more difficult for the Germans to locate (and bomb) factories producing war materiel. There are fewer finer rifles that are a pleasure to own, enjoy and shoot than the peacetime made Lee Enfield No4 Mk2. The significance of this mark is not known. wide. If anyone can help me out I would really appreciate it. Note that not all FTR rifle were converted. Canadian Arsenals, Ltd. was the post-war successor to Long Branch. "F.F. i would guess longbranch with savage magazine box and some brit parts thrown in for good measure , it does not seem at all unreasonable for the indian FR and yes the indians did no favors for collectors but there is no question who did the deed. 0000004628 00000 n 5 will have "Rifle No 5 Mk I" electrostencilled there, [20] while a post-war conversion will generally have either no markings or markings from manufacturers who did not make the No. .303 isn't any different that anything else. 0000000016 00000 n Though, looking at the photos, it could mean the same. Here is a Hoyt marked MT&B Co made USA 1907 leather sling produced in 1918 which are thought to have made up the contingent of these WW1 supply / shipments. Howard & Bullough converted from the manufacture of cotton spinning machines to the production of shells, gun carriages, mine sinkers, aircraft components, and bayonets. The No. This suggests production by a private contractor that was paid according to the number of pieces accepted. Quest starts at lvl15+. by verdenpark 23 Mar 2012, 07:54, Post Seen in the picture above are the places where the serial number and manufacturer can be found. The No. I've been privileged to shoot Lee-Enfield rifles before and have always found them to be worthy of their reputation as well built, accurate rifles. Of the rifles I have examined this appears 1 in 10 or so times on real rifles - applicable to 1943 to 1946 production. II* bayonets, Baird secured the spike to the socket using a steel pin. The serial would be correct for early 1944 if it started with a "3" - was the "1" added somewhere else? 150.00. I sniper variants. Don(B3)RAOC Primary Pack. Before the war, Prince-Smith was a manufacturer of machinery for making woolen textiles. You must be rich. I Mk. A small number of aluminum mouthpieces are known, along with a single brass mouthpiece example (discussed below). 4 bayonet was repacked in September 1986 at Building 3 of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps' Central Ordnance Depot, Donnington. Among the markings on the No. One of the recent Pakistani surplus releases featured a range of No4T and their replacement parts - now circulating in European, Australian and USA markets. It does appear to have been sent thru a re-furbishing and re-build at some time in its life by all the markings not made by Savage. The British No.4 MK I Enfield rifle was well respected for its smooth action and reliability. It carries the scabbard with the frog stud inwards, where belt frogs almost universally carry scabbards frog stud outwards. This example bears the Canadian Government acceptance mark, indicating use by Canadian Forces. 5 mm. In 1943, Prince-Smith was assigned the dispersal code N56. This PSK No. According to Skennerton, 25,000 experimental MkII scabbards were manufactured by the Franco-British Electrical Company, Tempel Park, Hurley. starting with a 1) indicates it was manufactured by ROF Maltby in Yorkshire, England. 4Mk. No4 rifles were given a starting number that may be used to identify manufacturers, but again there was no set serial blocks. British Enfied rifle No.4 in action protecting a Bren gunner. 4 bayonet evolved (or devolved), with each generation becoming more crude and cheaper to manufacture. The Indians did us no favors scrubbing & remarking as they did. A drain hole in the finial, allows water to drain. It is essentially an updated N0. Similarly Savage rifles that are genuine and completed to a fully scoped "T" are rare and early. AA was webbing. 4Mk. The Lee-Enfield series of rifles is one of the most successful bolt-action rifles of all time. . Specs: Savage Enfield No.4 MK1* Barrel Length: 25" Overall Length: 44.5" Caliber: .303 British Weight: 9lbs Capacity: 10 rounds Price: $600 to $1200 Ratings (out of five stars): Reliability: * * * * * It wasn't made by the French. BI-1005-99-961-7794 The finish varies considerably between manufacturers, with Baird bayonets approaching the excellent finish of the No. First debuted in November 1895 as the .303 calibre, Rifle, Magazine, Lee-Enfield, the rifle has still found use today in military, sporting and ceremonial roles - over one hundred years since its inception in its original form. Two Swiss codes are noted. 4 bayonets. examples with "E", "F" and "S" marks in a bright blued finish (often with a triangle that is a little too tight for the leather 1907 sling). 4 Mk. The Parker HAle PH215 series triangular sling swivel is "High Tower" and will have the triangle clear the trigger housing loop to spin 360 degrees - these are also typically bright blued or blacked. . A specific chapter in the new 'Lee-Enfield Rifles' update of the 1992 'Lee-Enfield Story' is devoted to Serial Numbers. In the British war time contract scheme there were 2 phases of demarcation - early / pre-war marks, and later regionalized contractor codes, For mid 1943 and down you are seeking the early war markings from Singer (SM), after that seek the regional producer code (S69 - for Southern region, 69th contractor). In 1939, the British soldier was still armed with the same rifle his father, or perhaps even his grandfather, carried. No. Some DP markings on non load bearing parts. S51 was already the war time production code for Holland and Holland - there were to make components under this code as well as convert No4 rifles tot he new T specification beginning in early 1942. 1 Mk. Prince-Smith used four different markings: Howard & Bullough Co. of Accrington, Lancashire, was one of the smaller makers of the No. The leather belt frog is of unknown origin. II* socket bayonet was used in Iraq during the Second World War and by the Iraqi Army after the end of British occupation in 1947. Genuine early BSA marked T rear sight (reconditioned / polished scale face): When the war expedient models were produced (initially with the "L" flip sight, then those selected for conversion to T status had to have the rear sight replaced with a modified micrometer sight (H&H indicated this had been done by stamping the "S" on the front of the right receiver wall ( this happened to most, but not all!) The following maker marks are pictured at left: This scabbard is pictured on page 133 of Graham Priests book, Spirit of the Pike - British Socket Bayonets of the 20th Century. According to the author, the example in my collection is still the only brass-throated scabbard reported. Lee Enfield No4 Mk* Long Branch 1944 - SOLD No4 Mk1 Fazakerley 1944 Serial KC25154 - Sold No4 Mk1 Maltby 1942 Serial M10655 - Sold No4 Mk1* Sterling 7.62mm Conversion - Sold AIA Lee Enfield M10-A1 Cal: 7.62x39mm - Sold Long Branch No4 Mk1* 1950 - Long Butt - SOLD No4 Mk1 7.62mm - SOLD No4 Mk1 BSA 1942 - Sold No4 Mk1 Fazakerley 1942 - Sold or Best Offer. 5,949. 4 Spike Bayonet Manufacturers Chart. . !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. The size, position and style of font are particular to the Hollands application. British "Enfield" rifles are some of the most iconic small arms in the world. 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