Enfield guys you Know anything about John Inglis Hi-powers?

[jeep]

Mine is a No2Mk1* marked slide matching ser## barrel,slide,frame. 7T2100 Range . No FTR mark,but suncorite painted. Is it a British or New Zealand or Canadian issue? I don,t know by ser. number where they went and who used it. Thanks in advance

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[Peter Laidler]

You need to buy a good little book called 'The Inglis Diamond' by Clive Law and published by Collector Grade in Canada. I'm sure that it'll answer all of your questions

[jeep]

Thanks Peter ,my mother was a ww2 warbride from Hemel Hempstead,her maiden name was Emerton. Back in the 1970's my Uncle William shot my Longbranch No-4 and to my delight did the walking fast fire walking foward firing from the hip here in the States. He was on Dunkirk and later in life a Bobby and worked at Scotland yard. Worked in the subways or Tube and was nicknamed the Ferret. Uncle Lenard died on the HMS Illustrias in the Med.