.303 Identification

[Amatikulu]

I would restore it as the parts are easily come by. They aren't making any more and while it will never be worth a fortune, it should have sentimental value if it was your grandfather's.

It was IMHO the finest battle rifle of WW2

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[chuck]

Looks like the end of the barrel has been cut also.

[No4Mk1(T)]

I hate to say it but your missing about 1 1/2 inches from the muzzel end.

[Sgt Hannie]

Really??????

You folks would have a better clue than me of course...but I would have bet my life on the fact that the barrel was never cut.

It simply looks how it should look.

Interesting.

[Alan de Enfield]

The front end HAS been cut off - you should have bayonet lugs and it should look like this :

[Sgt Hannie]

The front end HAS been cut off - you should have bayonet lugs and it should look like this :

Thanks everyone!