What do I have

**kenprice** · 03-29-2016 02:53 PM

Hi ya'll, I am trying to find out what I have exactly. There are so many markings on the rifle. The serial number is A over the # 13425.

Any help would be much appreciated?

Thanks Ken

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**Sentryduty** · 03-29-2016 02:57 PM

Hi Ken,

Surely lots of members here would be eager to help you, but I think they will be lost without much more details.

Firstly can you provide photos of your specimen? Those are the very best way to identify a firearm.

Failing that, provide any details about the various markings and their locations on the rifle, describe them as best you can.

All the best!

**kenprice** · 03-29-2016 03:01 PM

Thanks Darren, I will get some pics up but will be tomorrow or the next day.
Thanks again,
Ken

**Surpmil** · 03-30-2016 01:25 AM

I'll take a wild stab at it: Lee Enfield...No.4....1941 Fazackerly with non-standard parts.

Photos would help.

**Homer** · 03-30-2016 01:46 AM

I'll have a stab also. A 1918 Lithgow icon

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**Peter Laidler** · 03-30-2016 04:48 AM

I'll have a stab at that he's having us on with a question like that...................

**Gil Boyd** · 03-30-2016 06:20 AM

I would also like to take a stab at this and query if this stabber would fit what you have there

**bigduke6** · 03-30-2016 06:38 AM

Originally Posted by Gil Boyd

I would also like to take a stab at this and query if this stabber would fit what you have there

Or one of these Stabbers......

**Homer** · 03-30-2016 06:55 AM

Yeah it's sort of like, "I bought this car and need to know what I have. It's red."

**CINDERS** · 03-30-2016 06:55 AM

Attachment 71434If they fail you can have a stab at it with this!

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