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    No4 Mk1 markings

    Hi, just wanted to know if anyone can tell me what these marking indicate?
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    South African ownership marking.

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    Union of South Africa 1910 - 1961

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    So is it the horseshoe or the arrow or both together that indicate South Africa?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Col.Colt View Post
    So is it the horseshoe or the arrow or both together that indicate South Africa?
    It is both -- the arrow inside the 'U'

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    This is the first time I have seen those symbols on an Enfield. Thanks for the great info

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    If you pull the rear hand guard off and check the barrel for a date, they rebarreled alot of these rifles and stuck them in stores, my first enfield was a south african as well, beautiful rifle with a brand new barrel. there are also have south African marked bayonets, and bayonet frogs, im betting there are slings to but havent found one yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Col.Colt View Post
    Hi, just wanted to know if anyone can tell me what these marking indicate?
    Find out the serial number to that rifle. I believe I sold it last year.

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