Lee Enfield question.
This is a 1942 No1 Mk III*. The barrel, rear flip up sight and reciever are all marked with the same # 122** with a "G" below it. The barrel also has NP 18.5 TONS stamped on it. 2-22" is to the right of 303". Do these numbers mean more than I can figure out?. The 122** numbers are the serial numbers. 303 is a no brainer. The rest have me at a lost.
BTW this is sporterized with 60%-70% finish on metal and wood. Bore is bright and action works fine. Surface rust cleaned up good. Just got it today so I havn't found any pitting. Hopefully I won't. Also has a cartouche(sp)1SA above the S is an arrow pointing up.. Any ideal of value. My friend at work is thinking $50.
Thanks
Born To Hunt... Forced To Work... #@!#$!!
BTW this is sporterized with 60%-70% finish on metal and wood. Bore is bright and action works fine. Surface rust cleaned up good. Just got it today so I havn't found any pitting. Hopefully I won't. Also has a cartouche(sp)1SA above the S is an arrow pointing up.. Any ideal of value. My friend at work is thinking $50.
Thanks
Born To Hunt... Forced To Work... #@!#$!!
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a pic would be helpful. from your description i wouldn't go over $100.00 for it (this would also depend on the sporterize job) check the gb auction there is usually a good assortment of enfields to give you a bench mark to start from. can't help with the markings i'm arsenal markings challenged.[:D] 0 -
For $50 you can hardly go wrong.
The Enfield has a good strong, smooth action......and if you don't mind the weight, will make a fine deer gun.0 -
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