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Ok. Makes sense. Would the receiver/ body be marked as such as well. This stamp is on the left side of the body just forward and above the ejector screw.

I've just got a pic of it and zooming in it looks like it can be an upside down D.

Another look at it and I see a circle with a C inside stamped on the left side of the body opposite the charger bridge. Looking at a another thread, that seems to be a clue to this rifle's history.

Thank you. Interesting. This one has been converted to 7.62 in a L39A1 look. Don’t know when or where or by whom. Might get a look at it next week.

Hi everyone. I’ve just been looking at a No4.Mk2 Fazakerley production with a odd, in my opinion, serial number. Marked 1/52 PP20. My references available all refer to PF no’s or no’s starting with...

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Thanks. Just found a company in the UK that will ship the brass cases to South Africa so problem solved.

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First real post. I've been bitten by the Martini-Henry bug and will be looking out for one. However finding a good rifle will not be a problem, fair amount about, can sometimes get...

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My name is Matt. I'm in the Western Cape, South Africa. I have a interest in classic firearms. Main interest is in the restoring/conserving side. Looking out for a nice Lee-Enfield No.4 or No.1...