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I got a M1917 Eddystone with my Lee Enfield No4 Mk1, and I was wondering of I should restore it back to its original military condition. It currently has a Bishop stock and a Tasco scope, and all the...

Then should I open the box or let it sit and hope it'll be worth it in a few years?

It has a double tape seal that hasn't been cut or opened, and the guy at the surplus place advised me not to open the box, but once again thanks to all

Cool, thanks guys, was the box of 32 worth $40?

Ok thanks

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The production year is 1942, they have a 7 in Roman numerals(VII), and the factory that made them is marked MJ which means the Australian No.4 Hendon plant. That's all the markings. The whole...

I just got this box of ammo yesterday, and I was wandering what these markings mean and where the ammo was produced. Thanks

I just bought some old 1942 .303 and four of the rounds on stripper clips are silver/white tipped. Anyone know what these are?

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Also, can I put a cup grenade launcher on it? I've heard things about the rifle being swapped in wire, does it matter if it is or if it isn't?

Ok, thanks, also here's a question that might be impossible to tell, but is there any way I could tell if it has seen frontline service or has been issued? By looking at numbers or what kind of wear...

Ok, thanks. is there any way you could tell me what a rack number is?

344833448434485
Left=37 on stock
Middle="F" on flip-up brass plate
Right=The four "stars" on the magazine floorplate and the "AS"

Sorry if they're hard to see, I did them in a...

[I'll get them on ASAP

I just got a No4 Mk1, and I can't figure out a few of the markings.
1) A white "37" painted on the stock.
2) A "F" on the flip-up brass disc on the butt plate
3) Four things that look like stars...