303 mark 4 #1* value

[Gordon M]

Hello I have a mark 4 #1* full wood good condition is this a made in Canada rifle it has a flip 2 hole peep .. what do these rifles sell for ? thanks

 

[bdft]

Between 200.00 and 1000.00 based on your description. Pictures are needed.

 

[tiriaq]

A clean, used, not restored, unaltered, all original specimen could bring $750, even more. These have been appreciating in value. A really nice one may be well north of a grand.

 

[BlackPowderBurner]

That rifle doesn't exist as far as my sources tell me, sounds like you have a No4 MK1*.

 

[LawrenceN]

Pictures!

 

[Gordon M]

yes its a mk4 1* I have a hard time with pics ,, the gun is in good shape missing rear sling swivel . wood has no gouges will try and post pics later

 

[cosmic]

If it says Longbranch on it, its made in Canada. Have a look at the bore as well, many of them have poor bores due to corrosive ammo.

 

[tiriaq]

We know what you mean, but it is a No. 4 Mk. I* rifle.

 

[Kayser Sose]

It's called a '#4 Mark 1, Star'.

Quit dissing my God.

Pics please

 

[Yeandle31]

To really get a good idea of what it is worth you will need the following information:

Location of Manufacture
Date/Year of Manufacture
Does it have matching serial numbers?
Overall Condition
Condition of the Bore
Has it been FTR'd?

My advice would be to post pictures and let the Enfield Guru's look at it and give you a quote.

Cheers

 

[Gordon M]

it is a longbranch #4 mk1 it is missing the front sight guard and sling swivels bore is good to excellent fires and shoots good wood in excellent condition marked 1943 non matching serial no on bolt to rifle cannot read the serial no on magazine

 

[Robbs]

missing the front sight guard and sling swivels bore is good to excellent fires and shoots good wood

You'll probably get more money for it if you replace the missing parts with correct ones. What is missing on your rifle is not hard to replace. Missing parts gives potential low ballers reason to low ball you.