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Here are a couple of scans relating to WW1 .303 ammunition production published by the War Office - I hope they are of interest to some members - I have lot's more!

Having a sort out the other day I came across a bag of each screws fo attaching the PH5C They are overlength but very easy to shorten to the correct length. There are at least 50 of each PM me and I...

Here is another supplier in the UK

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Lee Enfield 7.62 mm Extractor no 4 mk1 ,, 2 or 5 | eBay

Have a look at the other items he is listing, I have his No4 No-Gunsmith Mount and it is excellent and well priced, a friend has his Ruger Old Army stainless axis pin and it is superior to the...

Mine is the lowest observed serial number 37 and the highest seen is in the 700's which gives an indication of how many were converted. To the best of my knowlwdge mine is the only one with a new...

Here's mine!

It started life as a LE1* 1900, then converted to Mk11 SMLE in 1908 by BSA and last issued to 4th KSOB who served in Galipoli and then converted by the Turks in 1935 to 7.92. Serial...

I have five new old stock fore ends PM me

I have several chargers that were chrome plated at Rolls Royce Cars and they work beautifully even better than those that have been polished. Perfect for the mad minute!

Buccaneer watch the video in the Sticky Threads showing the manufactire of Patt14 Mk11 stocks by H Morris and Co Ltd as well as No4 stock sets.

https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=37488&

I have just been checking my Metford/Long Lee/ LEC spares box and I have found the screw you need. Infact there are around 20 of them all NOS. If you pm me your address I will send you one.

Here is my No5 Mk1 fitted with the same butt with cheekpiece and Fultom mount with K3 scope. It does not shoot as well as the No4 but looks great and is fun to shoot.

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Here are pics of my No4 Mk2 (a POF rifle), I regularly set it up like this and can revert to std No4 configuration in a few minutes. Spare NOS Morris butt stock, original No4T cheekpiece, Fulton...

Brian did you ever get round to fitting a new bead site on the one I sent you?

Alan you are correct it was a factory option - my mistake - it would be interesting to know how many were ordered with them. I remember the hayday when Enforcers were available in quantity - they...

The bipods were not factory fitted but purchased by the individual Police Forces and could be any type/model available at the time of purchase. As the rifles were still in service into the '90s it...

I have 354 ex-Northanptonshire Constabulary. Complete with its (numbered to the rifle) commercial transit case, PH sights Pecar scope and the original laminated typed instruction card issued by...

PM me if you want a set I have dozens of them.

Just checked my spares box and found a pair of RHAS3 rings in excellent condition. Not the ones you need but someone else might need them.

If you look at "Wood Goes To War" made 1942 -1943 it shows H.M. & Co making No4 Mk1 furniture from both walnut and beech - I think that answers your question.

I have a few new genuine sets I got from Parkers before they finally closed the doors PM me if you still need a set.

The handguard should have a flat relief to provide clearance for the Pecar scope. Everything else looks OK but as Thunderbox said it should be numbered.

Here is the forum link for "Wood Goes To War" a film showing war time production of No4 woodwork:

Wood Goes To War (1942-1943)

The two enfield mags at £48 were 7.62 ones. One an original enfield and the the other a repro with the ejector tab broken off. The number 4's had replacement british beech wood work (British, Savage...