Lee-Speed sporter

[bigduke6]

While looking for info in Skennerton,s " The Lee Enfield" regarding a Lee Metford and flicking through the pages i stopped on page 112 and 113, was racking my brains were i,d seen one similar, had a look on guntrader and there it was, have viewed it several times but never hit home that it was an original, just thought it was a converted milsurp to a sporter.
Not my cup of tea but may be of interest to some of the collectors out there.

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[jmoore]

Maybe one day! Be nice to get one to hunt in my nice soggy woods. (so not too pretty a rifle, please!)

[bigduke6]

Forgot to say its priced at £450, there is another at £425 but don,t think its the original butt.

[jmoore]

W/ a good bore, that doesn't seem wretchedly high. Of course, I'm on the wrong side of the medium big water to pursue.

[bigduke6]

Have just started the ball rolling regarding an Import/Export licence, may lower a few barriers in the future.

[user1]

Hi Duke,Thats a nice rifle you have there ! They were the rifle to have at the begining of the last century.They are mostly found now in good condition like yours,hows the barrel ? any chance of photos of the markings on it ? There getting very collectable and i think you did well
Cheers

[bigduke6]

Hi Duke,Thats a nice rifle you have there ! They were the rifle to have at the begining of the last century.They are mostly found now in good condition like yours,hows the barrel ? any chance of photos of the markings on it ? There getting very collectable and i think you did well
Cheers

user1,
Its not my rifle just seen it on guntrader in the UK, and posted the pics for anyone who may be interested, like i said in the original post not my cup of tea, but maybe of interest to some members.