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London Small Arms
Lee Enfield No.1 |
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An
excellent original .303 London Small Arms
Co. Mk1 Lee Enfield rifle un modified for
Mk 7 ammunition, good bore, dust cover,
cut off, volley sights, patent number to
bolt head, front and rear sight protectors,
clearing rod, period sling and BSA folding
target sights. £950
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Lee Enfield SMLE
No.1 Mk3* |
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A
good 1916 .303 No 1 Mk 3* SMLE by BSA, windage
adjustable rear sights, good bore.
£425
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Lee Enfield SMLE
No.1 Mk3* |
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A
good 1914 .303 No 1 Mk3 SMLE by Enfield,
magazine cut off, windage adjustable rear
sight, early round cocking piece, good woodwork
and bore. £450
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FROM THE COLECTION
OF CHRIS BARBER
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7.62 x 51 Enfield
L39 |
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Enfield
L39 military target rifle No. 305 dated
1969 in excellent condition complete with
A. J. Parker twin zero rear sight, Parker
Hale 6 hole eye piece, brass fore sight
element holder, an accurate rifle with an
excellent bore. £650
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7.62 x 51 No.
4 Mk2 conversion |
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No.
4 Mk2 conversion, enfield magazine, 7.62
charger bridge insert, modified rear sight,
excellent bore, good value. £250
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.303 SMLE No.
1 Mk 3 by BSA |
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No.1
Mk.3 by BSA 1927 pattern target rifle regulated
by Fultons, complete with Parker Hale 5A
rear sight and 6 hole eyepiece, an accurate
rifle in excellent condition £475
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.410 Musket |
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Single
shot conversion of an Enfield SMLE No.1
Mk.3 by Ishapore rifle factory in 1949,
very good overall condition, good bore. £250
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.303 SMLE No 1
Mk 3 |
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Scarce
mounted Yeomanry or Light Horse (local pattern)
conversion adopted for Palestinian service
in 1915 by the Australians. One of approx
500 produced and only two other known examples
(as identified by the late Peter Fox). Bayonet
boss and piling swivell boss to nose cap
removed, charger bridge removed and infill
fitted, sling swivels repositioned to rifle
side for cavalry use. All modified components
stamped with inspectors mark. Rifle in moderate
condition but is scarce and historically
significant. Ex DLI museum. £350
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.303 MLE No 1* |
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Dated
1890 and captured by the Boers from the
British, it was recaptured by the DLI and
Northumbrian fusiliers. Stock has been shortened,
long range sights removed and 'JJK REITZ
1900' within a heart carved into the butt.
A unique piece of history from the DLI museum. £650
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