Enfields
- Thread starter Nats
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HOW ABOUT A SMALL SELECTION OF ENFIELD BAYONETS? INCLUDED IN PHOTO AND NOT IN ANY SPECIAL ORDER IS:
No.4MkI Cruciform
No4MkII (Various)
No.4MkIII
No5Mk1 (two screw)
No7mk1
No9Mk1
AT THE TOP ARE A FEW PAT.1907 INCLUDING ONE MADE IN 1915 BY REMINGTON , '43 LITHGOW AND A '41 MKII RFI.
No.4MkI Cruciform
No4MkII (Various)
No.4MkIII
No5Mk1 (two screw)
No7mk1
No9Mk1
AT THE TOP ARE A FEW PAT.1907 INCLUDING ONE MADE IN 1915 BY REMINGTON , '43 LITHGOW AND A '41 MKII RFI.
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- Location
- British Columbia
That's a lovely rifle you have there. I'm drooling excessively at the moment.
RCE is definitely Royal Canadian Engineers. The 2RCC could be a couple of things. It might be a slight variation of "normal" (if there was ever a standardized "normal" for Canadian WWI stamps?) and signify 2nd Regiment of the Chasseurs Canadiens, which would often be stamped 4CC. Or, it could be a variation of 2nd Regiment of Cavalry, which would usually be stamped 4RC. Tough to say. Bayonets and rifles were often issued to several different units/regiments through their service lives.
Hope that helps.
Ed
Heretic Dave
Regular
- Location
- Calgary, AB
My paltry offerings
I would like to say first off that i hate you all! Damn are those some nice LE's!! :shock:
Heres my two, nothing special unfortunately and the No1's pretty battered. Both are all matching though and have excellent bores, blueing etc. The No4's No9 bayo matches the rifle [and mag]
The No1 MkIII* 1918, Enfield.
The No4 MkII 1953, Fazakerly
and for the hell of it the 1907 pat bayo for the No1, Wilkinson also made in 1918, November in fact.
Tis but the beginnings
I would like to say first off that i hate you all! Damn are those some nice LE's!! :shock:
Heres my two, nothing special unfortunately and the No1's pretty battered. Both are all matching though and have excellent bores, blueing etc. The No4's No9 bayo matches the rifle [and mag]
The No1 MkIII* 1918, Enfield.
The No4 MkII 1953, Fazakerly
and for the hell of it the 1907 pat bayo for the No1, Wilkinson also made in 1918, November in fact.
Tis but the beginnings
- Location
- WMU247 near Edmonton
I don't think that I have showen this off yet.
Web page with more EAL pictures and likns to some of my other toys
Web page with more EAL pictures and likns to some of my other toys
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Greenfields
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lower mainland BC
Lee Enfield Trainers
A CNo7 with transit case, and a No 7 mk 1 for your enjoyment!!
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A CNo7 with transit case, and a No 7 mk 1 for your enjoyment!!
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Greenfields
CGN Regular
- Location
- Lower mainland BC
No 1's/cut away/other WW1 vets
The No 1's range from a No1*** to the run of the mil No1 Mk III. Two of the MkIII's are Canadian marked (one Navy). One is an early Indian rebuild which never recieved the ISHY screw and is Genderarme marked.
The Cut away was made for training useing a EY marked No1 MkIII.
The Ross is Marked DA ### and the P-17 is red banded and Canadian marked.
All of the numbers match, the bores are generally good to great, Wood? some of the "ears" have been trimmed (1xCanadian and the Indian rebuild).
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The No 1's range from a No1*** to the run of the mil No1 Mk III. Two of the MkIII's are Canadian marked (one Navy). One is an early Indian rebuild which never recieved the ISHY screw and is Genderarme marked.
The Cut away was made for training useing a EY marked No1 MkIII.
The Ross is Marked DA ### and the P-17 is red banded and Canadian marked.
All of the numbers match, the bores are generally good to great, Wood? some of the "ears" have been trimmed (1xCanadian and the Indian rebuild).
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Hmmm... can I play?
Guess I should contribute photos of a few of my Enfields...
1) 1969 Ishapore 2A1 in 7.62 NATO.
2) 1918 BSA ShtLE III* Canadian Issue
3) 1942 Lithgow SMLE MkIII*
4) 1908 BSA ShtLE MkIII
5) 1917 SSA Sht. .22 No.2MkIV*
6) 1914 LSA Sht. .22 No.2MkIV*
1) 1941 ROF Maltby No.4Mk1/2 FTR 1950 at Faz.
2) 1944 Savage No.4Mk1* with button cocking piece and Savage Mk1 sight, no FTR.
3) 1942 BSA No.4Mk1, no FTR.
4) 1943 Faz No.4Mk1 1944 FTR, Faz.
5) 1942 Longbranch No.4Mk1 NZD contract with milled Mk1 LB sight, no FTR.
If I get bored, maybe I'll shoot the rest of the Enfields and post them, or possibly the Mosins... dunno. I'm all photod out for today though
Guess I should contribute photos of a few of my Enfields...
1) 1969 Ishapore 2A1 in 7.62 NATO.
2) 1918 BSA ShtLE III* Canadian Issue
3) 1942 Lithgow SMLE MkIII*
4) 1908 BSA ShtLE MkIII
5) 1917 SSA Sht. .22 No.2MkIV*
6) 1914 LSA Sht. .22 No.2MkIV*
1) 1941 ROF Maltby No.4Mk1/2 FTR 1950 at Faz.
2) 1944 Savage No.4Mk1* with button cocking piece and Savage Mk1 sight, no FTR.
3) 1942 BSA No.4Mk1, no FTR.
4) 1943 Faz No.4Mk1 1944 FTR, Faz.
5) 1942 Longbranch No.4Mk1 NZD contract with milled Mk1 LB sight, no FTR.
If I get bored, maybe I'll shoot the rest of the Enfields and post them, or possibly the Mosins... dunno. I'm all photod out for today though
skeetgunner
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Burlington
Claven2 :shock: Did you knock over the war-museum? That collection is simply outstanding!
And a long-Lee to boot! Wow!
And a long-Lee to boot! Wow!
WOW! those are all some great looking rifles. I have two, a #5 that I restored the wood and a #4Mk1 that was called a gun smith special for $80. Wood is oil soaked bit no real damage & metal is worn but with cosomoline coated on it. Don't know the Mfg. See the Military weapon section & help me out. :lol:
