Interesting the low serial numbers. What happened to them?
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Interesting the low serial numbers. What happened to them?
No 4 mk 1*
Year: 1943
SN: 24L3840 all matching throughout
Barrel: 2 Groove
Rear sight: Mk2
Alloy buttplate
Possibly sent to New Zealand but I wanted to see what everyone here thought. Top of the receiver is marked NZ 3804 with an additional serial number on the butt band #38047. Photos should be attached.
This type of marking for a New Zealand rifle has been seen before, so, yes, I'd agree that it was there.
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Originally Posted by Lonk
I found a bolt body with serial number 29L0435.
If anyone has the rifle I'll see if I can get it to you.
There appears to be no Angels matching service for riflles and magazines:ugh:
Accordingly, here are a list of my LB mags with serial numbers, looking for rifles....
57300
AX19722
13207
D26177A
28C2914
48L1222
61C2283
0090
Still looking to add more serial numbers to your list? 1943 52L1999.
Mine is No4 MK1 * 1944-- 60L2253, bolt matches. Flip 100-600 rear sight and no bolt release button. With "Y" stamped on right side of trigger band. No other discernable markings. Barrel Fair.
1L314 1941 receiver 42 dated barrel,Bolt, barrel and forend with matching numbers
Just picked up
0L2739 and 0L6906
details to follow, both found in the UK, both 1941 dated actioned Mk1's
I'd love to see some pictures Roy.
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Originally Posted by Roy W