i got an enfield of and 80 yr vet and he could no longer remember. the flip up rear site has MK 3 on it under the safty it has 1942 an under that S6105 same # stamped in bolt. the wood is light colared. i is sportized like you guy say. the but has brass end with flip open just behind trigger gard under butt it,s stamped 1950 funny E R to has two hole pluged on top were barrle connectes. same place top barrle .303 2.22 18.3 or 5 tons B and 1 further up barrle SUSSEX front site hight ramp with red dot round garde. hope someone can help don,t have camera new to computers THANK YOU JOE.
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- Thread starter strokerjoe
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A Savage will have a C in the serial, a Long Branch an L. The proof marks are British commercial. The "Surrey" mark was used on rifles commercially sporterized in the UK. The two plugged holes on the receiver ring are for the front 'scope base. There may be a single hole on the charger bridge, or the rear base could have replaced the rear sight. In all likelihood the rifle is a British made No. 4 Mk. I sporterized in the 50s or 60s. If it is in good order, with a decent bore it should be a good hunting rifle. Value could be in the $50 - $150 range.
