Enfields

[archerynut]

wow...i'm speechless

 

[Tarn]

Here are some pics of my No5,sorry they are slightly out of focus:

 

[Calum]

Hey that's a nice looking #5.

 

[_CCCP_]

here is my 1944 Longbranch un-sporterized (i both it crudely sporterized for a slice of bread)

and this is the rework stock, because the original barrel was cut.

 

[Riflechair]

oops

 

[GrantR]

My favorite Enfield longarms .... since the topic header doesn't specify LEE-Enfields, the first couple of rifles aren't ....

Canadian-marked MkII" Snider-Enfield rifle:

Canadian-marked MkIII Martini-Henry rifle:

L.S.A.Co. 1903 Magazine Lee-Enfield - military configuration privately owned target rifle, engraved on buttplate: "C.V. SAMUEL/TORONTO, CANADA":

Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (Rifle No.1, MkIII) - B.S.A. 1915:

1942 Long Branch Rifle No. 4 MkI":

1946 Fazakerley Rifle No. 5:

 

[Calum]

Grant I have always loved how you display your rifles for the photo ops with all the kit etc.
Very nice.

 

[Greenfields]

I'll have to second that! Grant your pictures rock!

Cheers
Brian

 

[Gibbs505]

Grant I have always loved how you display your rifles for the photo ops with all the kit etc.
Very nice.

Me too!!

 

[Greenman]

no.4 mk1 S

 

[Calum]

Nice floors also.

 

[Hitzy]

My winchester 1917 enfield...... Won me 1st place in our first EOHC milshoot.

 

[canadian hunter312]

inherited this from my grandma who got it from her dad. someone told me the exact model of it before but i forget. im pretty sure its a #4?

 

[flashman]

It's a No 1 Mk III*

 

[catnthehatt]

Here's one for ya Grant!
This one will hit the chickens at 200 meters frrom the bench with no sweat!
Cat

 

[Sniper1]

My British ROFM 1941 No.4 Mk.1 (FTR, F)
Desporterized.
Needs a matching buttstock, burgundy/brownish brit walnut... anybody got one ?

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[reccman]

My Rifles and Bayonets

No.1 Mk-III*
-1916, Royal Arms Factory, Enfield England
- All matching

No.4 Mk-I*
- Sept 1950, Longbranch
- All matching

No.4 Mk-II
- Sept 1953, Fazakerley, England
- All matching

No.5 Mk-I
- June 1946, Royal Ordnance Factory, Fazakerley. England
- All matching

 

[#4mk1(T)]

How about 2 1942 Long Branch No4.Mk.1*'s with the Mounted Police "MP" mark. Both rifles serial numbers have been verified in the book "Arms of the Mounted Police"

 

[reccman]

2 1942 Long Branch No4.Mk.1*'s with the Mounted Police "MP" mark

Nice, very nice

 

[NAA]

Here's a pair I received from a friend...

Top one is in .303 British the bottom one is a DCRA [Dominion of Canada Rifle Association] arsenal conversion to 7.62 Nato [aka .308 Winchester]. Both have Parker-Hale PH-5 adjustable rear target sites.

NAA.