Ummm....What is this???

[greyman441]

Has anyone ever seen anything like this? No1mrk3 bolt and looks like a long lee barrel. Its is a single shot with a solid receiver. There was no attempt to add a mag. I guess it was machined like that. Its is chambered in .303 british. Is this a extreme bubba contraption?

 

[macadoodle]

Kyber pass?

 

[points]

Indian or middle east knock-off? I doubt that it was bubbad so much as pupose built patterned after and using a few parts of a #1. That's my guess.

 

[desporterizer]

If its at epps, I examined it up close & its a fine example of a file made enfield.

 

[greyman441]

Ya it is the one at epps. Im in mississauga and i was thinking of making a trip to look at it. I called them and they said they think its homeade and its registered as a homeade rifle.

 

[smellie]

Looks very much as if someone has built a sporter out of a Long Lee..... and done the job about 100 years ago. That butt-comb has a LOT of drop: definitely not the style of the last 60 years, that's for sure.

I would REALLY like to take that one apart!

What's the asking?
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[desporterizer]

Not just homemade, HANDMADE.

 

[Steppenwolf]

The rear sight looks like a Pattern 1851 Minie Rifle?



UG47329 UNKNOWN BRITISH LEE ENFIELD TYPE SINGLE SHOT BOLT .303 BRITISH 26"BBL, FAIR BORE, MISMATCHED SPORTER, MARKED I.G 147, 31,CJH ON KNOX FORM, SOLD AS NON SHOOTER P 139.00 NR

 

[Mk VII]

There were cheap BSA shotguns built around the L-E bolts that they were making anyway, but this isn't one.

 

[Steppenwolf]

Mark 7, I wouldn't mind seeing one of those

There were cheap BSA shotguns built around the L-E bolts that they were making anyway, but this isn't one.