The sling is worth 40 bux to me its hard to find those old sued slings
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Can anyone ID or provide any information about this gun I acquired through an inheritance? Thank you.
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I like it. Good looking rifle.
It started life as a Commonwealth (Canadian) Longbranch No4 Mk1. In military configuration it's a $450 - $650 rifle depending upon condition. The guys here who say $250 are being generous. It's supposed to have a MKIII rear sight but that seems to be missing. The buttstock probably was original until someone went to whittlin' on it. In any case, it's a "deer raffle" now and too expensive to put right.
Yep, for kicks and giggles I checked - If you could find a complete stock set you are looking at $300-600 just for the wood. The other missing or non-standard parts, you'd probably in it a grand to try to get it back to its original state. I picked one up a while back with a sporter stock figuring I'd just be using some of the parts but the stock on it was a newer laminate and actually pretty well done so I decided to keep it just as a shooter grade.
The Canadian Long Branch No. 4, Mk I * Enfields were / are supposedly the most accurate overall (excepting the "T" sniper rifles).
A lot of deer have been killed by old Enfelds.
A lot of deer have been killed by old Enfelds.
Awesome gun. Put a cheek piece on it, get a scope mount for it. Perfection.
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Enfield No.4 MKI T Sniper Rifle Cheek Piece
No.4 MK1 T Sniper Rifle Cheek Piece (LE4106)
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Inherited? Shoot it the way you got it. Great way to pay respects…
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