1 Mk III* Infantry Rifle Serial Number Q5014 These plates will be attached with small brass wood screws.

Neither the nose cap nor the bottom of the backsight leaf will carry a different serial number on these rifles. Watch out for these! It is possible though not likely that some Lithgow-manufactured rifles with late or later dates were kept in storage and subsequently surplused out in unfired or unissued condition. A lot of people are getting burned by these knock-offs, and an even greater number are just plain confused. Typically, the advertising such as it was gets lost, the price gets jacked up, and the seller claims maybe because he believes it that the piece really is a long-lost treasure. The problem arises when these aftermarket replicas pass through several hands and wind up offered for sale at a gun show or in a pawn shop. SARCO and SOG among others are also marketing these or similar rifles for comparable prices, again with fair–or at least technically honest–advertising. Navy Arms Company is making and selling a lot of these, and they usually describe them albeit in the fine print as “replicas” or “constructed of original No. Over the past several months, Enfield Rifle Research has received dozens of questions about the spate of “new” and “rare” Lee-Enfields that have been showing up lately at gun shows and in pawn shops. Are you seeking sex without obligations? CLICK HERE - registration is completely free! Short Magazine Lee Enfield Number 1 Mark III.

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