Happened upon an interesting No4 last weekend.

[Lee Enfield]

That's what we are here for. It didn't come with any explanations of anything. Tapping the knowledge of those better versed in the No4 than me hopefully will give us a better chance of understanding what it is.

Look a little closer at the mounts... the front set is mirror imaged to the rear, so were made for it, not "lying around"
Is the marking disc carrying two sets of marks?

Pics of barrel markings are in the works....

Someone put a heck of a lot of work into it.

I would like to see the scope ring "feet" outside of the locks, and it looks like the front ring is a little "cruder" than the rear ring.

How does it cam down? originally you lock the front ring into the front base and cam it down towards the rear.

I have a WWI era German sniper scope where someone did something similar.

Honestly the multiple markings remind me of the Afgan No5Mk1 (which I should have bought) which was manufactured by Savage, BSA and Enfield according the markings. A bit of "gilding the lily" so to speak.

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