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    What is this gun?

    Hi,

    I recently got a the following gun given to me from a family friend, but it is my first firearm and I don't know much about them.

    The markings are:

    BNP-303 2-222"
    18.5 Tons Per □"

    Englandicon (closer to action)

    It looks as though there are two serial numbers/codes, one near the sight and one closer to the trigger.

    There is a small crown on top of both BNP, but immediately under the 18.5 there is something that was X'd out, or the X is part of the design, but I can't make it out.

    Any help/history is appreciated...
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    Hi LB billy,

    I wonder if you would have a good 'ol Lee Enfield (Smle). Can you post pics? Is the butt seperate from the forearm and fixed to the firearm on a "butt socket"? If so, what's stamped on that butt socket?

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    lb_billy... does your rifle look basically like this:



    or like this:


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