Stock No: 7B/546 Most examples observed are of USA or Canadian manufacture. No4 Mk1 - DP - A safety lesson 2012: A DP marked rifle fired without first being completely dismantled or inspected after purchase by a new owner. Savage marked their bayonets with the letter "S". not 8.8 Barrel length is 25 1/4 inches, not 25 2 inches #6. 4 Mk. 4 rifles and bayonets after Belgium was liberated in September 1944. The demand of new ENFIELD 303 NO 4 MK I rifle's has risen 8 units over the past 12 months. Gun Parts, Enfield Model 1917 or Others, Iron . I have encountered some post-war (commercial?) Following World War II, Fazakerley was the only factory that continued manufacturing the Enfield No. Being a Mk1* we knew that though. The number actually produced is believed to be 250,000. This "last-ditch" SMLE was manufactured in 1943, and it has all the signs of a wartime firearm made in the throws of desperation. Canadian Arsenals trademark was adopted in 1947, Spirit of the Pike - British Socket Bayonets of the 20th Century, British No. SMLE Mk1 Forestock. The other day I bought a No.4 mk1 Lee Enfield from a gun shop and I need some help identifying it. I like using the triangular sling swivel to deliberately tighten the sling around my hand to grip the fore-end when using a shooting glove, Lee Enfield books by Ian Skennerton - Ideal reference information, Genuine Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T Parts, Features, Marks and Accessories, Here we have a scopeless and virtually unfired 1945 No4T on the left and an "active service" No4T on the right that had its last service with India, other than the metal being painted with lumpy glossy black paint it is predominantly unchanged, On the left, the scopeless one exhibits all marks as freehand stamps through the blackened surface. Sujets similaires The last picture shows an unusual Prince-Smith mark comprised of a large "56" on the socket face. Surplus Lee-Enfield spike bayonet with scabbard/sheath. Don(B3)RAOC Primary Pack. Weight unloaded is Nine pounds even (I weighed it!) The swivel was to be "low turret" in design so that the sling body would be stopped by the existing magazine loop - this allowed the sling to be "locked" in a diagonal exit path off the fore end at an ideal angle to wrap the bicep and provide sling position options for better steadying in all positions. Mazak is, by far, the most common, followed by blued steel. Many minor variations in parts are present across the different manufacturers and for the different years that the rifles were produced. The rifle functions beautifully, I'm just trying to track things down as much as I can. Welcome to the forum. My thought is its a Savage No4 Mk1* lend lease made in 1942, It has the ( S ) markings and machine marks, The receiver, barrel . 5 Mk I (for example, Savage or These are now hard to find in any condition, but this example is near pristine. 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. 0000001426 00000 n Singer continued using a similar markings, as used on the Mk. It was thought that these may have been used by Australian units serving alongside the British Army, however, Australian issue of these bayonets has not been confirmed. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices. What this page will attempt to provide is a basic overview of the serial system and where to find them along with the manufacture markings and barrel date stamp that is common on most Enfields. The last picture illustrates an unusual mark, occasionally found on No. BRITISH or CANADIAN WWII ENFIELD SLING or BREN used cond. Unfired and as clean and bright as the day it was born in the Fazakerley Royal Ordnance Factory in Liverpool in 1954. ,DTvb5@ kg:v%A$6%#,6J,q]+9 V ,,mD$\"L3-p0$z2 cC+`i`,pIt jns;Nt=_e9AA r ^G? The "S" was added to indicate the need for this re-zeroing as a subsequent step. A round frog stud is brazed to the body. No4 rifles were given a starting number that may be used to identify manufacturers, but again there was no set serial blocks. It carries the scabbard with the frog stud inwards, where belt frogs almost universally carry scabbards frog stud outwards. He also indicated that P.S.S. Get the best deals on Enfield Slings when you shop the largest online selection at eBay.com. !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. (45mm.) Call us toll free: +1 888-744-0066. 4 Mk 1* rifle I have are the following on the left side of the metal band holding the buttstock to the receiver assembly: (1) "1944" (with the 4 overstriking what. Accuracy: * * * * * I. Home Articles Guns & Parts Suppressors Optics & Thermals Ammunition Gear News & Opinion Columns Museums & Factory Tours ID Guides Interviews Event Coverage Articles by Issue Volume 1 V1N1 (Oct 1997) V1N2 (Nov 1997) V1N3 (Dec 1997) V1N4 (Jan 1998) Here is a simple shadow board depicting the 4 most common Enfields. 1 scabbards. 4 mm. Along with parts replacement and service programs. II* bayonets from 19421945. Bayonet Danish Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Green Canvas Sling HTK. 4 Mk. 4 Mk. After hostilities the No4T parts and CES lists were re-standardized with the 1907 USA Leather Sling as a standard (despite the progress and learning). The very first Maltbys and BSA's produced their own and used the associated early marks for each (large B for BSA, stylized M for Maltby). 4Mk. 4 bayonet scabbards in having an integral web belt frog. The Government assigned each manufacturer a Dispersal Code to use in lieu of their trademark. Unissued Savage Enfield No 4 Mk1 Rifle , 303 British. P.S.K. 4 Mk. I will continue to add additional variants as I acquire additional pieces. Milled micrometer iron sight. 0000000016 00000 n Savage used variations of both a plain "s" and an "s" inside a Square. Baird Engineering Company of Belfast, Northern Ireland, produced approximately 101,103 bayonets from 19421944. "1951" and broad arrow proofmark, Cover (Inside): "P.S.S. 1 Mk. Prior to the Great War (World War One, WWI, 1914-1919), the Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield (SMLE) left the factory with a buttstock marking disc, a small, removable piece of brass inletted into the right side of the buttstock; a place for the Unit Armourer to stamp a unit identification. endstream endobj 770 0 obj<> endobj 771 0 obj<> endobj 773 0 obj<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/ExtGState<>>>>> endobj 774 0 obj[775 0 R 776 0 R] endobj 775 0 obj<> endobj 776 0 obj<> endobj 777 0 obj<> endobj 778 0 obj<> endobj 779 0 obj<> endobj 780 0 obj/DeviceGray endobj 781 0 obj<> endobj 782 0 obj<>stream I have a serial number and FTR on the piece you have a picture of; my date is on the main part of the gun right above where your stuff is. II bayonets during the Korean War. 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? So I would say the "S" mark can be used for verification of a real rifle but it is not the main course of study. Apr 25, 2010 #2 Threeband The M1 Does My Talking From 1943 onwards, Singer bayonets bore their dispersal code, N67. The Lee-Enfield rifle was first adopted by the British as a military arm in 1895 and . The significance of this mark is not known. Once the initial range of numbers was maxed out a letter prefix was added and the numbering began again. 4 spike bayonets used by Turkey. UKSkennerton's Arms and Militaria Press. Later in World War II, a hot black oxidizing process was substituted. With Hitler's war machine on the move, the British needed an accurate, mass-production rifle. The serial would be correct for early 1944 if it started with a "3" - was the "1" added somewhere else? A drain hole in the finial, allows water to drain. 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. 1 various markings. 4 (T) 303 BRITISH SNIPER RIFLE 1944 . 5 Mk 1, unofficially nicknamed "Jungle Carbine.". 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. On the right the M47C, date and TR are as they should be - all else is modified, retouched or swapped out It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice! 4Mk. These prefixes can be used to authenticate these rifles if found in a gun shop or personal collection. Qty 1 Had a look at Skennerton, and did not find much. 4 Mk 1* (T) rifle in .303 British made by Savage in 1942. Along with this will be the model designation, and below this, the serial number. wide at the extremes. 1* is functionally the same as the Mk.1, but various changes were made in the design to make the manufacturing process faster. The scabbard is a Mk. Seen in the picture above are the normal spots to find the serial number and manufacturers information on the No4 and the No5 rifle. I bayonet was short, light, sturdy, and unappealing. This suggests production by a private contractor that was paid according to the number of pieces accepted. Lee Enfield #4 MK1 - MARSTAR CANADA. 4 Mk I, chambered in the same .303 British cartridge as the SMLE, retained the better features of the SMLE (in 1926, the SMLE was renamed the No. 4 scabbards, the Securing Tab remained in British Army stores until the mid-1970s. 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). 1.5 - Added 200% more memes for all my Brazilian fans. %PDF-1.4 % The British MoD was running short of scope brackets and cheek pieces as it started the L42 service extension program so new surplus examples are rare on the ground. The British No.4 MK I Enfield rifle was well respected for its smooth action and reliability. long by 1.75in. 1 Mk. When these rifles were refurbished in the factory, they were given a second black oxidizing or they were painted with a matte or semigloss black paint in the spots where the original finish had worn off. Some of these rifles seemed to have laid in stores until the end of the war and then they and and the remains of the BSA marks were furiously converted to "T" status by H&H while the contract lasted. 4 Mk. Westland of Croyden - an alternative to their "C.E.W. The maker is unknown, but is believed to be Belgian. This is my first personal Enfield and second in my family. (21mm.) Go to. I read that BO would indicate early 1944. British No4 rifles were set up with a 5 digit serial number system with 1XXXX being allotted to Maltby, 2XXXX Fazakerley, 3XXXX BSA Shirley. Singer and other producers (Savage has been observed). Also, the Tape Hunt makes a return. It was the British Army's standard rifle from its official adoption in 1895 until 1957. 4Mk. The metal components of the early examples were oil blackened, making a durable dull black finish. by Saxon Cross 22 Mar 2012, 21:33, Post The example pictured at left also carries the Canadian "broad arrow" mark, indicating acceptance into Canadian service. You're probably going to have to "infer" its origins from things like proof marks. To ensure its the real deal and war period production, what should one look for? Mills Webbing Prototype (Reproduction) Sling. 0000007555 00000 n Entrenching tool with helve (handle) that accepts the No. 0000013109 00000 n No4 mk1 is stamped on the side of the reciever. :Mr`X cV7AB.D~|rU`z .O l/|~ ; 7{ The real loop is similarly for adjusting tautness from the biceps to the butt sling of the rifle when in the firing shoulder "pocket". II made at LongBranch in Canada. The most common of these were: XP was used for the Shortened and Lightened Australian Lithgow (No6 Jungle Carbine) rifles, A was used for No1 MkVI trail rifles, BS was used on the British No7 small bore rifles, and T1 for the No5 small bore rifles. Any stock of the P14 cheek pieces would have been transferred to the 4T program - first built by Enfield Lock and then by Hollands - it is not clear when these transitioned to new made cheek pieces. The first photo below is of a Hollands installed cheek piece on a 1944 scopeless rifle - its position, form and fit is per the as-new standard. 0000013021 00000 n Snipers in the field (Europe) were prove to take a Bren length webbing sling and leave the 1907 Leather behind. I scabbard in web belt frogs made for use with the Pattern 1907 bayonet. A listing of British and Commonwealth bayonet markings is available on Bryan Browns Old Military Markings Web site. by Steve Hoog 23 Mar 2012, 02:44, Post 4 bayonets went to New Zealand. Four firms produced the No. The Crown Corporation Small Arms Ltd., Long Branch, Ontario, Canada, made approximately 910,000 No. S191 was Franco-British Electrical's dispersal code. The remnants of the wartime marking are lined through and the new marking applied above. 4 mm. 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. Baird marked their bayonets two different ways: Some No. Type: British infantry rifle. The socket was forged by Viners Ltd. The Enfield No4 MK1 was one of the most prominent battle rifles ever produced. Since the overall length is 46", it will fit many other rifles. Hosted by Andy H. Gruff, I don't know but will check mine when I get home tonight and report in if it is on mine. There are more but again I would suggest reading either Skip Strattons or Ian Skennertons books on the subject. However, the Rijkswacht (Gendarmerie) used the No. The "circle-PSK" marking is somewhat of a mystery and is seldom encountered. The example shown is marked M47C for BSA Shirley and is also browned. and N74 - sometimes both in the same instance (pus inspection / receiving marks). Plastic Mk. The Lee-Enfield No. It was a simplified version of the Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield rifle that served the Empire so well in the first unpleasantness. starting with a 1) indicates it was manufactured by ROF Maltby in Yorkshire, England. I now own one and some of your information is a little off. The safety latch style and M47C mark are of note as is the rear pad, flush slotted screw and interestingly the screw being staked at the top. Beechwood was used on some of the later war specimens and was extensively used on the rifles that were refurbished in the factories. 2 bids. 0000002083 00000 n The new rifle was well regarded by the troops receiving them. No. For example, No. These were purchased from the USA as supplies in the great war (WW1) along with the Pattern 14 rifle (amongst other materials). P.S.S. II: Singer in Scotland, the Savage Stevens Co. in the USA, and Long Branch in Canada. I is the most commonly encountered scabbard, outnumbering all others combined. 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 . This example came in a modified Turkish belt frog. The rod of this example is marked S7, indicating manufacture by subcontractor Auto Engineering Ltd. of Croydon. With the bayonet fixed, the helve was used to probe for land mines. Markings: The left side of the stock collar is marked "14C2827 / S /1942" and with a flaming bomb proof. Those who live by the sword get shot. These come for the Lee-Enfield No.4 MK1. I will have to check through Skennerton tonight. The company was established on the bombed out site of the South East London Indoor Sports Club (destroyed in the blitz bombings of 194041), solely to make bayonets. 2. Even the spring plunger is a stamping. I, with the bayonet and socket one solid forging. My Long Branch No4 Mk1* has the "angled Transition". Each loop does its own job - the middle loop of each is for the biceps - typically retaining at least one keeper to synch down around the middle of the upper arm when in position. Fully functional barrel, receiver in 7.62 x 51 NATO. Hollands being the hand made shotgun and rifle masters took the specified "high street" sourced screws and blued the heads. The, The very first Maltbys and BSA's produced their own and used the associated early marks for each (large B for BSA, stylized M for Maltby). It was a further simplification and cut down on both material costs and machine time in its construction, much as the No. Qty 1 F Sep 1986 The No. 3. How to Use Classifieds - PLEASE READ FIRST ! %%EOF 4Mk. It is stamped nothing at all like yours. Production occurred during the latter half of 1941 and into the early months of 1942. Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Serial Numbers. Howard & Bullough converted from the manufacture of cotton spinning machines to the production of shells, gun carriages, mine sinkers, aircraft components, and bayonets. Auto Engineering produced approx. The Belgians received Lee-Enfield No. I with the broad-lipped steel mouthpiece. 4 Mk I Long Branch aperture sights In 1926, the British Army changed its nomenclature; the SMLE became known as the Rifle No. On the opposite side of the RFI 1963 stamp,is there a serial number? An example would be: rifle serial number 52C2689 would be the 522,689th rifle produced by Savage Stevens. II became No. II* bayonets. The markings were different for the different manufacturers and time periods, but they are all well documented in various books. Piece of cake rebarreling the old No4. Maryland Shooters is the most active and largest Maryland gun community online. xref Prince-Smith & Stells in Keighly, Yorkshire, produced 1,057,515 No. The mark and type of rifle will be stamped onto the left side receiver wall. Anyone got a pic of that area on a Long Branch? The butt stock above was taken from a real BSA No4T - it is clearly a service replacement - but not by a British armorer - the serial number for the rifle is stamped with 2 sets of numbers - on 3/8" and the other 1/4" - rather crookedly. To subscribe to the magazine,visit theNRA membership page here and selectAmerican Rifleman as your member magazine. 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). Quest starts at lvl15+. Sight system is wing protected blade front with flip up dual aperture rear, with calibrations of 800 yards. The following makers' codes are noted on some bayonet blades and scabbards, it is quite possible that they may also appear on firearms and related components. II*, with approximately 161,026 reported produced, during 19421943. The rifle's two-piece stock and 10-round magazine are two of its most distinctive features. Enfield No4 Mk1 Markings I just got a No4 Mk1, and I can't figure out a few of the markings. Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T Sniper Rifle (reproduction). The following illustrates the four bayonet and scabbard types that were mass produced; and some unusual variants that I have acquired. 4Mk. So they languished deep in the Weedon bunkers. Read my article on Bayonets for the Short, Magazine, Lee-Enfield Rifles. 0000001961 00000 n Places that will have the serial information is on the bolt, receiver and normally the barrel. Hollands also wrote the serial number of the rifle in pencil on the inside of the barrel channel on wooden fore end sections - just the serial number and not the letters have been observed. 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 starting with a 1) indicates it was manufactured by ROF Maltby in Yorkshire, England. According to Graham Priest, on a rough scale of observations, he indicated that you see 100P.S.& S.Ltd for every circle mark; 150P.S.K for every circle mark, and 500N56 or unmarked for every circle mark. The rifle pictured here is a No. In correspondence, Anthony Carter indicated that Brades was the maker of many of the entrenching tools. British No4 rifles were set up with a 5 digit serial number system with 1XXXX being allotted to Maltby, 2XXXX Fazakerley, 3XXXX BSA Shirley. II* over BEC N96, inside an oval (pictured at left). 4 Mark I* was the primary rifle of the British and Canadian armed forces during WWII, and it served well into the 1950s. Early No4 rifles were produced with the micrometer sight by the rifle manufacturer (Enfield Lock - "E over D" for the Trials rifles). (pictured at left) 4 MK. This example bears the Canadian Government acceptance mark, indicating use by Canadian Forces. III sniper rifle and Enfield No. They are tight barrels. 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. It is found on early rifles that saw full service (1941 Maltby - un-peened pad screws evident), It is on unissued "scopeless" rifles from 1944 and on later "scopeless" and service experienced 1945 rifles. According to Skennerton, more than 2 million Mk. 4 Mk1 (T) sniper . That`s a No4 Mk1* made by Savage for England in the days of WW 2. 5 SD Nov 63 4 Mk. <]>> Based on a 1944 Maltby rifle. This indicates the length of the bolt head with the larger numbers being the longer bolt heads. Hollands were contracted to produce enough swivels to retro fit all arms found in service and they were provided as an armourer spare part. Approved in November 1939, along with the Lee-Enfield No. This CFTO is for identification purposes only and is not an authority to procure parts. Barrel is 24 inch, five groove 1:10 right hand rifling. I'll shoot some pictures of mine this weekend if you want. It has a tapered steel body with a ball finial. An increasing consensus is that this simply may be a British viewer's mark, as this mark seems only to be found on Prince-Smith examples. There is another marking forward of the breech, but its so small It wont come out well on a photograph, I wouldnt even hazard a guess at what the marking Is as it`s so small and unclear. No.4 MK1 Buttplate With Trap LE4045 $9.00 1 review (s) Lee Enfield # 1 MK 3 Canvas Rifle Cover (Case) With Sling Carry Strap, WWII Pattern LE3092 Made from heavy canvas material, this gun case was used for the Enfield #1 MKIII and #1 MKIV rifles. Vanden Plas (Eng) 1923 Ltd. of Kingsbury Rd., London produced approximately 950,000 Mk. It is essentially an updated N0. Lot of 4 Vintage Tin Halloween Noisemakers. Singer and other producers (Savage has been observed). he! 4Mk. $15.50. These included a number of folding bayonets intended to remain fixed to the rifle. 4 rifle into at least the 1960s. British Lee-Enfield No7 Mk1/L knife bayonet, scabbard and frog M/78 Date 1954. not at all lol, from the markings I can find and other details would you guys say it's a long branch with a savage magazine? Helve: "M.H.B." This example was manufactured post-War for Belgium. 4 Mk. SPONSORED. 0000004592 00000 n Description: Bayonet In practice and service, the size, position and shape of the cheekpiece was altered to suite the needs of the snipe that the rifle was designated for - these are an interesting study within themselves. The longer bolt heads are worth significantly more than the shorter ones and are considerably harder to find. As interest in replacing the No. So BSA Shirley, that produced the No4 rifles was designated "M47C" (Midlands region, sequential supplier no 47, factory C). II* its characteristic stepped join between blade and socket. This is an apolitical forum for discussions on the Axis nations and related topics hosted by the Axis History Factbook in cooperation with Christian Ankerstjernes Panzerworld and Christoph Awender's WW2 day by day. The latter will have an engraving on the flat side of the receiver which will read something like (taking one of my rifles as an example), F(FTR)49. 2. 4 socket bayonets produced. 0000012831 00000 n The No. When the No4T was conceived the cheek piece was transferred / continued. 4Mk. The only maker was the Singer Manufacturing Co. (the famous sewing machine people), at their Clydebank, Scotland plant. 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. It has been observed that only on No4T rifles, there can be found an "X" mark on the upper left flat on top of the left fore end that holds the receiver wall. Socket: "G (Crown) R" over No 4 Mk I" over "S M", Blade (flute): Broad Arrow over "22" (in electropencil). They remained in use with select weapon platforms - the P14T / No3T as its name was changed) through to WW2. N30 over H&B (pictured at left). VNS mark represents "Viners Ltd. Sheffield, England" a subcontractor of Enfield parts. "S" for rear sight replaced (at Hollands)- "needs re-sighting", Serial Numbers - other than the receiver wrist and bolt. When reference is made to an all matching SMLE the serial numbers must all be the same. Other Components - By studying the few untouched (scopeless) No4Ts we can see which other No4T components came from other supplies to the BSA factory from 1941 to 1945. Although some knife bayonet designs were considered, most types submitted utilized a cruciform blade. 0000002861 00000 n becky white williams, can sunlight kill scabies on skin, 1947, Spirit of the most prominent battle rifles ever produced authority to procure parts set! 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