ID this Lee Enfield.

[greyman441]

Anyone know what kind of Lee Enfield this is with these crappy photos?

 

[5440fight]

Lee Metford?

Sadly, tapped for a scope...

 

[louthepou]

Do you have a picture of the markings on the right side of the receiver?

 

[greyman441]

No unfortunatly I dont. All I know is that it is a .22LR.

 

[Orvis]

Looks to be a Lee Enfield SHT 22 MkII.
These were usually converted Lee Metfords or Long Lee Enfields. Seeing the marking on buttstock collar might tell us more about the rifle. It should say SHT 22 on the left hand side.
These usually sell for 800.00-900.00 bucks in very good condition, but as stated, yours as been mucked with by drilling and tapping for scope.
From the grainy pictures, it is also missing the top hand guard and the magazine cutoff plate. The cutoff plate are easy to find but the proper top hand guard may proove to be problematic.
It would be a nice project for restoration.

Cheers,
Peter

 

[maple_leaf_eh]

No unfortunatly I dont. All I know is that it is a .22LR.

Ahhh! That explains a lot. Check out the pages on this link. You have piece of UK shooting history.

www.nsra.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=31&Itemid=65

This is another site with great detail on the guns of other miniature rifle clubs.

www.rifleman.org.uk/Society_of_Miniature_Rifle_Clubs.htm

 

[5440fight]

No unfortunatly I dont. All I know is that it is a .22LR.

Cool, a trainer.

 

[AdrianM]

cool...snag it!

 

[woodchopper]

Rare enough that the drilling for a scope would not deter me from buying it...... for the right price.

 

[zuke]

That deserve's at least a good scope.

 

[greyman441]

Is it a possibility that the D&T was factory drilled when it was converted to 22LR?