long branch no4 in 7.62 all part matching

[fleury]

I believe that this his the only rifle that I own and I have almost no info on.

Bought it just before the new law on fire arm so the guy just wanted to get rid of it

It is a lee Enfield long brunch no4 Mk1 dating 1950, it's in .308 barrel have Canadian military marking the trigger have been worked for sure since its so light, it look like all the original wood is there. I beleive that it have been modified by the Canadian forces for military tournament.

Anny one has info or could correct me if I am wrong???

 

[woodchopper]

Hmmm DCRA target rifle I'm thinking

 

[fleury]

Thank you

Anny one have technical info?

And by curiosity hare they many of them, sea one a while ago

 

[Speckfire]

Veut tu le vendre?

 

[fleury]

Not in my intention to sel it, it's a part of my collection, I am curious to know how much it's worth.

I have been lucky to buy it and I am sure I had it for a really cheap price.

 

[Speckfire]

I've seen it in the EE going from anywhere $450 to $700 depending on the condition and equipment offered