Factories that Lee Enfield No.4's were made in?

[CanuckShooter]

I have been looking for it on the net but can't find it anywhere. Can you guys tell me how many factories made/built Lee Enfield No.4's?

I know of the following:

Longbranch - Canada
Savage - USA
Fazakerley - UK

Are there any others? I feel like there was one more factory in the UK that made them.

Were rifles actually built in the POF (Pakistani Ordinance Factory) or just FTR'd there?

Thanks!

 

[happydude]

Check out the Wikipedia entry.

For the No. 4 Mk I, No. 4 Mk I* and No. 4 Mk 2 rifles:

Marking Manufacturer Country
ROF (F) Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley United Kingdom
ROF (M) Royal Ordnance Factory Maltby United Kingdom
B Birmingham Small Arms Co. Ltd United Kingdom
M47C Birmingham Small Arms Factory (Shirley) United Kingdom
Longbranch Longbranch Arsenal Canada
US PROPERTY Savage Arms U.S.
POF Pakistan Ordnance Factories Pakistan

 

[Ganderite]

With Savage making the most. A fact that still surprises me.

 

[MapleSugar]

With Savage making the most. A fact that still surprises me.

Why?

They didn't have bombs dropping on them and the American industrial might was legendary then.

Not to mention Savage probably had a production base that eclipsed all the other factories combined.

I am awed whenever I see the production facilities America had set up during the war.

 

[stencollector]

Enfield factory also made the early #4 rifles.

 

[howasan]

And Longbranch also made more than the Brits.