Enfield No 9

**taffyman** · 11-06-2012 01:20 PM

I am looking for a value for an Enfield No 9 .22 rifle
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**Highly Recommended** · 11-06-2012 01:20 PM

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**Peter Laidler** · 11-07-2012 06:00 AM

The first question anyone will ask is that is it a genuine ex Navy N9 rifle or a sleeved No4 dressed up as a No9. In any case, if you want a ball park, that question has to be answered. But the only TRUE price is the auction price

**taffyman** · 11-07-2012 07:29 AM

It is a genuine one, with all the correct markings as per the skinnerton book, I purchased it many years ago when I was collecting Enfields. It is very good condition and I want to sell it, I could attach pictures if anyone is interested.
I am looking for a ballpark value
Thanks for your reply

**taffyman** · 11-12-2012 08:13 AM

Some pics of the N9, any advise on value?
Thanks
Taffyman

**Gnr527** · 11-23-2012 09:43 AM

Suggest you look on rifleman.org for info on these - if you havnt already done so. They seem to be pretty scarce - even the dressed-up ones.

I have an ersatz Nr 9 and am unlikely to ever get rid of it - its a really enjoyable rifle to shoot.

Value is difficult but it wouldnt surprise me to see any owner asking £800 - £1000 (or more)for a genuine one in the UK icon

John

**Patrick Chadwick** · 11-23-2012 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by Gnr527

Value is difficult but it wouldnt surprise me to see any owner asking £800 - £1000 (or more)for a genuine one in the UK icon

Or 1000 euros over here!

**taffyman** · 11-24-2012 12:17 PM

Thanks for the advice, see attached pics of my No iii* FTR with Parker Hale sights, I am asking $600 for this one

**Brian Dick** · 11-26-2012 05:40 PM

Your SMLE as FTR'd by BSA on contract in 1953.

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