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    What Model Lee Enfield do I have?

    Bought this Enfield a couple of years ago. The numbers are all matching, including the wood. Know it is an early model,but what exactly would be the proper designation? There are quite a few different models listed in the books.
    It is quite a good shooter, with a pretty good bore. The rear sight is adjustable for windage.There are no import marks anywhere. Some photos for your veiwing.










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    You're gonna have the boys drooling over that one.
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    Only a "little". What a way to introduce yourself!

    Be gentle, folks. It's an interesting rifle.
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    paddywonka, here's a link to the write-up and 132 picture tour of your rifle variant. Note the differences between it and yours...

    1907 ShtLE (Short Lee-Enfield) MkI*** Rifle - Military Surplus Collectors Forums

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