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I did a little research on the web and found the correct use for 2 point or 1 point attachment for a US service rifle. With a 2 point, the sling is limp aft of your left arm wrap.
I was curious why...

Does anyone have a picture, vintage or otherwise of the correct use of the leather sling and target swivel on a No. 4 sniper rifle?
I know they chose this sling for the ability to brace your...

Williams Gun Sights still lists 2 of their sights for an Enfield. FP and 5D type. The way they are listed is a little confusing as they refer to the No. 1, 4 & 5 as SMLE's. Definitely call and...

In regards to post #7, The cover page of the Oz parts list states -
No. 1 Mk III, No. 1 Mk III* and Emergency...

What kind of No. 1 Enfield is an "Emergency" Rifle??

Be sure to clean out all of the old grease from the inside of the bolt.
Mine (circa 1942) was gooey and petrified. This will slow down the lock time (trigger release to firing, simply). Re-lube...

DAI Management makes a bolt on side mount with adjustment that looks very nice! Scope height seems as high as the others? Sold by Brownells.

The other is by far the lowest one out there and is...

I worked the IAT in 1985. The theme that year was Aerial refueling. We had Tankers from all Nations.
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So, when was the piling swivel deleted...

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Just get back from the Pub?
-I'll remove my "Piling swivel"...years...

My No. 4 has serial # ROF G 212xx A on the left buttsocket, dated 7/42. Furniture has matching serial #'s. Bolt & mag. does not match. Brass BP. Some mis-mash of parts - Savage, Long branch, etc....

I think you misunderstood- The tube is paint over blued steel, the mouthpiece appears to be an alloy.

Wonderful site on the No. 4 Scabbards & Bayo's.

Yup, it's a Mk II scabbard made by Franco-British Elec. After looking closer on the finial, it's stamped "S191".

Black paint over blued steel?...

This is my first post so excuse me if I'm in the wrong quadrant of Cyberspace.

I picked up this No. 4 Enfield bayonet scabbard while ago and have never seen one this shape. Is it for a post war...

Hello to all.
I have a No. 4 Mk I, WWII dated. I need to get identified and documented. I've owned it about 15 yrs, Look forward to figuring out what No. 4 Enfield I have.
-Doug