Here is one on auction,not sure if it is on the list.looks like a Indian refurb.
http://www.gunauction.com/buy/13457839/
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Here is one on auction,not sure if it is on the list.looks like a Indian refurb.
http://www.gunauction.com/buy/13457839/
90L8016Quote:
Originally Posted by superbee
pity about the repro rings and the (wrong) Mk2 scope
What about the S51 butt and the pantographed serial number on the bolt.
I'd pass. In fact, I did.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee Enfield
Is this because the numbers on the stock are different or is there something else I'm missing?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee Enfield
ALL 90L block snipers were originally fitted with REL C.No32 Mk3 scopes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rwsgunsmithing
Did the mk2 scopes go into the 600+ serial block? I seem to recall that some of the chinese copies were done up with Canadian markings and serial numbers out of the normal production range. Since this rifle has a repro bracket, could it be a repro scope?
If the scope is original, then perhaps the final selling price was not that bad. But is the scope and brackets were both modern repros, I would suggest the price might be a little high.
Scope appears to be an original. REL Mk2 scopes run to approx. Serial #700Quote:
Originally Posted by stencollector
looks like the same rifle is for sale again.
1945 Enfield No.4 Mk1*(T) Long Branch Sniper Rifle : Bolt Action Rifles at GunBroker.com
Yes it is or was anyway. It has sold. I bought it with the intention to split them and resell them. However the Gentleman who bought the rifle has also committed to buying the scope and mount.Quote:
Originally Posted by superbee
Mine rifle, Longbranch 1945 No4 (T) 90L8155.
Scope, R.E.L. Canada Mk3 151-C
Scope matches rifle. Rifle matches Scope. British export mark.