(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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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

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.

(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.

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

 

 

Nice, I think the M1907 looks better.

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

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

Spectacular, love the T model, well done.

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