Recently acquired this and honestly don't know much about them. Numbers seem to be force matched. I'm hoping this is somewhat normal. These were used by Royal Irish Constabulary and I assume are .303 and this one has Enfield Rifling? Bore is pretty nice for such an old rifle. Any other info would be great such as are parts other than the screw missing, should any other parts be numbered matching, what is the correct bayonet, and approximate value?
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