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    Enfield marked rifle

    I have just found an Enfield manufactured rifle dated 1927 with a three digit serial number.
    The markings on the butt socket are the same as a normal military Mk111* but with the 1927 date.
    It has been heavily sporterized with a replacement 9/43 dated barrel.
    I have never seen a 1927 Enfield made rifle before and can find nothing about Enfield's of this date on the web or this forum. It is not a Ishapore rework.
    Can anyone help.

    I don't have the rifle at the moment, going to pick it up over the weekend so photos to follow.
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    I don't recall ever seeing one of that vintage before. Looking forward to pictures. The dating scheme on the barrel sounds Aussie to me, with the month and year.

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    I had a 1929 dated SMLE from Enfield; the rifle was numbered to match the barrel, which was WW1 vintage.
    Got rid of it because of a Keedysville pedigree.
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