tjdrent, Wood will cost you about $100.00 from Springfield Sporters.com, then add about $30 to $40 for nose cap, barrel band and swivel, inner band and screw, tension spring and screw, rear sight guard and a few other small parts. Numrich also has a good supply of No.1, Mk.III parts and folks on this forum willl also have some parts or advice they are willing to part with. Be aware that when you are done the rifle may still only be worth the sum of all it's parts but it will at least be back in it's original profile. Collectors will argue endlessly about the value of such a restoration as you contemplate but in the end its your call and it can be a good learning experience and you will meet some nice folks. Check out the top of the barrel near the muzzle. The new front sight may be covering the original front sight mounting points. If they are there under the current sight then the barrekl most likely has not been shortened or " bobbed " Get the Skennerton small arms identification series booklets on the No.1, Mk.III SMLE and it will give yopu all the parts nomenclature and illustrations you need of the proper parts. I think it costs about $20.00. I am sure others here will be able to recommend other books as well. be warned though, you get bit properly by the Enfield bug and there is no cure. Good luck, Joe
