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    I'm thinking about bidding on this

    I saw this rifle on Gun Broker:

    Enfield MKIII SMLE Sniper Rifle w/Cheek & Scope Pc : Semi-auto at GunBroker.com


    Can any of you tell me about it?

    Thanks,

    Steve
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    i don't know much, but i know it's not a Mk.III. it's a No.4 Mk.1(?). and it has an Ishy screw in it. looks like it went to India at some point. i doubt it's all original, especially because it says F.T.R. (Factory Thorough Repair) below the year


    like i said though, Enfields aren't my specialty.

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    It is mix and matched for sure.

    I'm mainly after that scope and mount!

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    Just please don't re-renumber the bracket if you get it!

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    Same Indian(?) FTR mark as RobD's rifle. The rifle looks OK, what we can see of it.

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    It is pretty obvious that the vendor doesn't have a clue about these rifles and so anything and everything in the description should be taken with a pinch of salt. I would not buy it sight unseen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jmoore View Post
    Just please don't re-renumber the bracket if you get it!
    My name is Steve....

    Not Bubba....

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