Hey, I have some questions about buying Enfields. I have wanted a WW2 rifle for a long time I thaught that an Enfield would be the way to do it, and it is also the rifle my Grandfather used in WW2 and shot at bisley tournements. Where is the best place to buy an Enfield Mk.5 .303..I think thatis what he used. any information would be great.
Where to buy an Enfield
- Thread starter DanTorz
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"...Enfield Mk.5..." No such thing. There's a No. 5 though. That'd be the 'jungle carbine'. However, there is no 'best place'. No. 4 Mk I* rifles, made in Canada, can usually be found at gun shows, some retail shops and on the Buy and Sell forum here.
No, no ... not a Mark 4 - a Number 4 (i.e. "... Rifle, No. 4, MkI* ...")DanTorz said:
Arguably the best Lee-Enfield No. 4 Rifles were made in North America, especially right here in Canada at the Long Branch factory (Toronto) ...
Ideally that's what you'd want to get as a Canuck ...
- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
Of course if you find the rifle, you will also need the pull through, bayonet, sling, bayonet frog, Maybe a set of P37 web gear, tin hat, Battle dress, ammo boots,.........
John Sukey said:Of course if you find the rifle, you will also need the pull through, bayonet, sling, bayonet frog, Maybe a set of P37 web gear, tin hat, Battle dress, ammo boots,.........
...and then another Enfield. And another. And another....
