Long Branch No 4 Mk1 T's

[#1oilman]

I recently purchased 2 No. 4 MK 1 T's, on the action shank where the barrel threads into the receiver they are both stamped with a crown and England, is this typical of all Long Branch No.4's or were these rifles part of a British order. Both rifles appear to be in un issued condition one has matching REL scope the other a non matching British Type 32 Mk 3

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[browningautorifle]

both stamped with a crown and England,

Pics would be priceless, but I think you're looking at a proof mark from the re-importation of these from the UK.

[CODFan]

You may want to compare here ... Picture 79?

https://www.milsurps.com/content.php...h-Sniper-Rifle

A great resource.

[#1oilman]

Thanks for the info, as soon as I figure how to upload photos I will post some

[Brian Dick]

The majority of Long Branch produced No.4Mk.1*T rifles were built on contract for the UK MoD.

[bros]

Oh lucky you. Not 1 but 2 Longbranch T's at the same time!!!!!!!!!!!!! I take it a good deal??
Good for you!!

I recently purchased 2 No. 4 MK 1 T's, on the action shank where the barrel threads into the receiver they are both stamped with a crown and England, is this typical of all Long Branch No.4's or were these rifles part of a British order. Both rifles appear to be in un issued condition one has matching REL scope the other a non matching British Type 32 Mk 3