Choosing a Lee Enfield

The only marking I have found is on the band that loops down by the trigger. Which is the number used for the serial number.

After I posted I had seen the image was large. Hope it is ok for the rest now.
 
That's a perfect size, Hussar, thanks.

Some of the No5's had the markings Electro Pencilled on the side of the receiver. Have you examined it real closely?
 
woodchopper said:
evil bubba :mad:

but if thats what you want :D

actually once they are bubba'ed, and I have a few they make excellent hunting rifles and the Patt'14 makes an excellent platform for whatever magnum you cna think of. Its got a nice big bolt face thanks to the rim on the 303.

and dressing it up in full wood makes going to a milsurp shoot that much more interesting.

I have a project for one of my bubbas that is similar but its going to be a No4 rechambered to 303/35 and dressed up in full wood al-la tanker enfield. If its going to be a bubba it should have class

I've never been a fan of putting a scope on a milsurp either but if your using it for hunting a scope is really a must have.


Bubba for sure but it looks classy.
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Bubba my arse ! :mad: It's more original now than the day it was made.:dancingbanana:
 
Stevo

Thanks for the help. I guess mine is a piece together. i don't think any of the #'s match. The ones ingraved in the buttstock are worn away. The mag and bolt don't match either.
Thanks for your help
 
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