Savage No4 MKI -- well sort of

**Enfield trader** · 10-10-2009 01:03 PM

Bought this a few weeks ago and it turns out to be an FTR'd No4 MKI Savage with new F 51 barrel and " renumbered" bolt, barrel is a 5 groove barrel like new.
I still would like a No4 MKI Savage if anyone has a lead or can help me out.

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**tlvaughn** · 10-10-2009 01:41 PM

That would look good in my collection, when you find your Savage MkI and get bored of this one, PM me

**gunner** · 10-10-2009 02:00 PM

I have two of them. One from 1942 and the other from 1943. But there is that idiotic export problem. Nice rifle!

Regards

Gunner

**limpetmine** · 10-11-2009 12:24 PM

A 1943 Mk1? I'd like to see that one! Might you mean a No. 4 Mk1*? I have an excess 1943 Savage marked as a trainer, DP'd.

**jona** · 10-11-2009 12:55 PM

Originally Posted by limpetmine

A 1943 Mk1? I'd like to see that one! Might you mean a No. 4 Mk1*? I have an excess 1943 Savage marked as a trainer, DP'd.

I also have one(55C****). It is marked Mk 1*, but it is a Mk 1. Must have found some old receivers and sent them through.

**gunner** · 10-11-2009 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by limpetmine

A 1943 Mk1? I'd like to see that one! Might you mean a No. 4 Mk1*? I have an excess 1943 Savage marked as a trainer, DP'd.

limpetmine, You got right. I forgot the *, sorry !!!

Regards

Gunner

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