BSA No.4 Mk.1 (T) Sniper

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(1) Scope serial number mis-matched to the rifle. Do not have the transit case or some of the accessories.

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(3) The complete rig. The sling looks like a U.S. GI M1907 or BAR sling. Anybody know?

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(5) Scope serial # stamped here (mis-matched)

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(8) More numbers -

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(12) More numbers-

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[teamski]

She's a beaut! I have a sniper as well that my dad had for many years. It doesn't have the "T" mark on the receiver though. I has all of the other marks and the staking is very clean and looks authentic. Can't figure it out.

 

-Ski

[tanks1921]

I've seen all matching rifles with the transit box and accessories for sale, but be prepared to shell out some big bucks! Not as bad as an M1C though.

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(16) Hope this helps anybody thinking about buying a No.4 Mk.1 (T). A good book on Enfield's is "The Lee-Enfield" by Ian Skennerton. A sight adjustment tool is recommended if you plan on shooting it.

[edstorey]

This is my No. 4 Mk I(T) Sniper. The sling is a US M1907.

 

 

[tanks1921]

Nice, I think the M1907 looks better.

[Kanemono]

Great rifle. I had one in the seventy's when they were affordable. Wish I had kept it.

[Brian Keith]

Nice rifles! Thanks for posting them. I saw one about 1980 at a local gun show, transit chest, looked complete, worst $300 I didn't spend, wish I had.

BKW

[dcollector]

Spectacular, love the T model, well done.

[T BIRD]

INTERESTING  SNIPER   WITH EARLY COCKING PIECE, NOT THE USUALLY SEEN  FLAT  3 RIDGE TYPE