Enfield No4 wood

[can14]

I have various makes of handguard sets for No4's in case something comes along
I was wondering about how many countries made wood?
I found some new Pakistani marked No4 handguard sets , they made the wood thicker on the for end wood for some reason .

 

[Potashminer]

Not sure of which all countries? I think the Lee Enfield No. 4 rifles were made in Canada (Long Branch), USA (Savage), and various arsenals in Britain. I think the Pakistan and maybe India stuff was formerly British tooling? I do not know if Australia ever made No. 4 - certainly had a "ton" of No. 1's, even into Vietnam era... Also, in a world of "sub-contractors", there was a company named "SILE" in Italy that made wood for Parker Hale - I do not know if they made military ones, though.

 

[stencollector]

I found some new Pakistani marked No4 handguard sets , they made the wood thicker on the for end wood for some reason .

I have some of that top wood. It was certainly priced right when it was still available. You have to run it on a piece of sandpaper sitting on a flat surface to sand it down enough that the band will fit over it.