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    barreled receiver

    I have an Enfield No4 Mk 1 # AR 2136 1943 Englandicon barreled receiver, blued with no import marks and no rebuild marks

    Electro pencil marked No 4 MK 1 on left side

    Can anyone give me a little more info on what I have?
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    Going by Stratton's observed serial number list it's either a Maltby or a BSA. Any other markings at all near the date?

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