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    Or the late no cut-off block unnumbered, left-in-white bodies that remained at Fazakerley (and later sent to Enfield) that were used on the first L39's!

    Exactly WHAT constitutes the last Enfield would make an interesting thread...... LEE Enfield, MADE at Enfield, Numerically Enfield or......... what? Where does the L85 fit in?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Exactly WHAT constitutes the last Enfield would make an interesting thread...... LEE Enfield, MADE at Enfield, Numerically Enfield or......... what? Where does the L85 fit in?
    Exactly, I am pretty sure there are L-E versions that have been built in the last decade by the talented shops of the Khyber Pass, how does one exactly judge the "last" one?
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