Well, some more information would be helpful and perhaps some pics...

Here's a link that will help you help us, so we can help you better.

What can you tell me about my rifle? (click here)

Here's a site provided by Amatikuluicon with some good information to bookmark for the future.

Lee Enfield Rifle Markings (click here)

"(F)" .... refers to the Fazakerley factory.

Other marks often found on Enfields that have been exported for sale.

"BNP" ".303" "2.22" on barrel and under that is either "18.5 or 18+ or 184 TONS" .... means that your rifle was tested for safety by Birmingham Proof House showing caliber and chamber length. As required by British law, any firearm offered for commercial sale (regardless of military proofing) has to undergo a pressure test. Passed firearms were stamped, usually on the barrel and receiver.

"NP" was the Birmingham Nitro Proof between 1912 and 1954 and "BNP" is the Birmingham Nitro Proof after 1954

"Englandicon" is sometimes seen on Enfield Riflesicon and it's the British private export mark pre-1968

Hope this helps somewhat...

Regards.
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