#4 MK1 long branch in .410????

[superbee]

Has anybody seen one like this before?

http://www.gunbroker.com/item/616034697

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[Peter Laidler]

There were plenty of these doing the rounds in England but they seem to have dried up now

[Howard]

There were plenty of these doing the rounds in England but they seem to have dried up now

I have a very nice Enfield converted to .410 in 1935. It has not been converted modern commercial .410. I see them at gun shows in this area, eastern NC. The price is usually $400 to 500.

[superbee]

I have seen plenty of #1 MK 3's converted to .410,but never a #4 Mk1.

[browningautorifle]

I'd like to try one with .410 slugs myself. Probably do just fine too...

[breakeyp]

It is probably one of the rifles converted in England to .410 to allow purchase on a shotgun certificate. They even made up BREN guns in .410.

[browningautorifle]

They even made up BREN guns in .410.

Those would be neat if they fed and worked OK with three ball buckshot.