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    "ishy forend screw"

    hi;
    i have savage no.4mk.1 that`s in fabulous shape. everything matching even the serial #
    on the forend. now, she has a screw through the forend like the infamous "ishy screw"
    but there is NOT an Indian or Pakistani marking of any kind to be found anywhere on
    the rifle. the stock is proud and a bit bulky and i have been told that some like this were
    used for grenade launching, hence the reinforcing "ishy type" screw. in fact, maybe
    the Britishicon did this and the rifle never passed through India/Pakistan. can anyone tell me
    if the British actually experimented with tis technique or if indeed the rifle at some point
    did see service in India/Pakistan.
    beautiful balance though and a great shooter..

    help please
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    What can you tell me about my rifle?

    Here's a link that will help with official markings.

    It's a site provided by Amatikuluicon with some good information to bookmark for the future.

    Lee Enfield Rifle Markings (click here)

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