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    Not a bad thing by any means. It's still a genuine Enforcer and doesn't decrease its worth in any way, it just means it wasn't issued to a Police force.

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    Thanks Simon !!! Is that good or bad???? Its a minter !!!

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    Simon you are a true L E gent, I thank you
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    Simon,
    What a nice chap!
    I have been custodian of my L42A1 D71 for 15 years and some, which came to me after many years searching, obviously my pride and joy.
    I would be greatful for any information you have on her
    Serial No. AH9334 from a M47 1943 No.4T.
    On a similar tack do you have an overall production figures for number of L42's produced, and does your data include details of those L42's that have fallen in battle ( once read an article of one sniper who dumped his L42 in a stream in the falklands after it continualy jammed, [I didn't find it though in the years I spent down there after hostilities ceased] ).
    Thanks for your help I look forward to your reply.
    "L42 Genes re-united a fantastic service keep up the good work!, and a book in the making I feel"
    Yours Aye
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    Dave,

    Rifle number AH9334 does not appear in the records I have access too but please don't read anything into that. It is a fact that the remaining records are not 100% complete and to be honest I'm surprised that of all the serial numbers I've checked out to date I think this is the first one that isn't in the records I've got access too.

    I would appreciate it if you could PM me some pics and details on your rifle so I can add the details into the records for the future.

    If you bear with me I'll have a count up of the serial numbers listed when I have a little more time and get back to you on the numbers converted.

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    Simon,
    What a nice chap!
    I have been custodian of my L42A1 D71 for 15 years and some, which came to me after many years searching, obviously my pride and joy.
    I would be greatful for any information you have on her
    Serial No. AH9334 from a M47 1943 No.4T.
    On a similar tack do you have an overall production figures for number of L42's produced, and does your data include details of those L42's that have fallen in battle ( once read an article of one sniper who dumped his L42 in a stream in the falklands after it continualy jammed, [I didn't find it though in the years I spent down there after hostilities ceased] ).
    Thanks for your help I look forward to your reply.
    "L42 Genes re-united a fantastic service keep up the good work!, and a book in the making I feel"
    Yours Aye
    Dave
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    Simon,

    If you have a moment and if it would not be too much trouble, please can you find out about these two rifles?

    Envoy = SER No. E190
    No.4 Mk.1 T = SER No. X31639

    Many Thanks

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    I can't help you with the 4(T) serial number as they where never recorded.

    Envoy No E190 was despatched to Mr Willmott of Sheerness on the 5th Feb 1970.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanL96a1 View Post
    Simon,

    If you have a moment and if it would not be too much trouble, please can you find out about these two rifles?

    Envoy = SER No. E190
    No.4 Mk.1 T = SER No. X31639

    Many Thanks

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    hello .i was hopeing you could help me out with a rifle i would like to buy.iam not sure if its an L42A1, Enforcer or L39A1 or something someone has put together for fullbore shooting?it has a l42 barrell with cr1470 on it .lee enfield no4 mk1/2 f ftr / 53 af11912 ..it has a symbol above bmp on barrell and action ,with the 19 ton per square inch stamps .thanks alot for any help you could give

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    Enfield History

    Simon,

    I have

    L42A1:- D71 K38739 (M47C 1944)
    L39A1:- UE69 -A211
    Enforcer:- D73 No 388

    Any info please

    Thanks

    Ian

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    Simon,
    My L42A1 is L41A1D71, L32565, Stock and Scope are 26251
    Mr Peter Ladlier, based on the number of the scope told me that the rifle was a training rifle for snipers at the Warminster School of Infantry
    Would appreciate any additional information/details.
    Thanks,
    Anton
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    From the information you've supplied I would say it's a rifle that's been built up. The 19T mark is the standard proof pressure for the 7.62 cartridge.

    Cheers,
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    Quote Originally Posted by fridge35 View Post
    hello .i was hopeing you could help me out with a rifle i would like to buy.iam not sure if its an L42A1, Enforcer or L39A1 or something someone has put together for fullbore shooting?it has a l42 barrell with cr1470 on it .lee enfield no4 mk1/2 f ftr / 53 af11912 ..it has a symbol above bmp on barrell and action ,with the 19 ton per square inch stamps .thanks alot for any help you could give

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