Service for L42A1, Enforcer, Envoy and L39A1 Owners.

[Simon]

Hello Simon,

This is a great service ! Thanks for offering it !!

Is there any record pertaining to that following L42A1 ?

Attachment 66137

Thank you !

Noble Guardian,

Can you confirm the serial number please I'm struggling to make it out clearly but it appears to be 93733 is that correct?

Cheers,

Simon.

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[Noble_Guardian]

Noble Guardian,

Can you confirm the serial number please I'm struggling to make it out clearly but it appears to be 93733 is that correct?

Cheers,

Simon.

I was told by the current owner that the serial is U37330 or Y37330. He's not quite sure about the letter though.

Cheers,

[Simon]

I was told by the current owner that the serial is U37330 or Y37330. He's not quite sure about the letter though.

Cheers,

Rifle serial number U37330 was part of batch number 50, consisting of 28 weapons and has a recorded conversion date of 20th Jan 1972. On completion it was sent to store at Donnington.

No record of serial Y37330.

Cheers,

Simon.

[freddie1941]

I have an L39A1. It is from 1972 SN UE.72.A1088. It has a spirit bubble level on the front sight. It is marked 'RARDE' in grey italic paint of the left side of the buttstock. The buttstock and forend are blonde beech with the standard L-E grip (and not the C grip). The rear sight is the AJP TZ 4/47. It has a standard late manufacture aftermarket No 4 303 magazine.

This rifle is now located in Philadelphia. It will soon be located in Boston as my wife is the newest VP at IBM. She starts her new job with IBM on Monday. We will be relocating to Boston.

I have scanned earlier post and noted that UE.72. A1086 went to stores at Donnington. This is the rifle owned by the US Service member in Iraq.

I am a former Infantry Officer in the US Army. I served as an infantry commander in US 7 Infantry (Cottonbalers) and as a Foreign Training Officer in the USDoS/USDoD Military Assistance Program, etc.

Note: I made a typo in the header-- SN should read UE.72.A1088 as in the body of the message.

[Simon]

Freddie1941,

Rifle A1088 is recorded as going out to store at Donnington on the 5th June 1972.

Cheers,

Simon.

I have an L39A1. It is from 1972 SN UE.72.A1088. It has a spirit bubble level on the front sight. It is marked 'RARDE' in grey italic paint of the left side of the buttstock. The buttstock and forend are blonde beech with the standard L-E grip (and not the C grip). The rear sight is the AJP TZ 4/47. It has a standard late manufacture aftermarket No 4 303 magazine.

This rifle is now located in Philadelphia. It will soon be located in Boston as my wife is the newest VP at IBM. She starts her new job with IBM on Monday. We will be relocating to Boston.

I have scanned earlier post and noted that UE.72. A1086 went to stores at Donnington. This is the rifle owned by the US Service member in Iraq.

I am a former Infantry Officer in the US Army. I served as an infantry commander in US 7 Infantry (Cottonbalers) and as a Foreign Training Officer in the USDoS/USDoD Military Assistance Program, etc.

Note: I made a typo in the header-- SN should read UE.72.A1088 as in the body of the message.