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    Enfield No.4 Mk.1 (no star) 2/48 (F) ?

    Faz marked no.4 Mk.1 2/48 dated.
    the serial number PF9347 does not correspond to my limited library, which state there should be 5 digits starting with a 2 for ROF.
    No FTR stampings, has an hollowed out bolt handle and grooves in the rear hand guard.
    I also searched the archives but came up empty.
    Any insights would be great.
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    It is a bog standard Fazakerley made post war No4 Mk1 with their post war PF serial number prefix. Like I have said a zillion times and will say a zillion times hereafter, the presence - or lack of - fluted handguards, hole-in-bolt, different safeties, varied assortment of different manufacturers parts has absolutely no bearing on it. It is what it is, a post war Fazakerley made No4 Mk1.

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    And a pretty late one, at that. Seems like the MkII's were not far behind!!

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    Thanks, there is one stamp in the wood, a diamond with a star inside ?

    Sorry for the repeat questions...

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