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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    What are the selector markings? 34 1 0 or A R S ?
    Date of bolt? (If visible - usually
    "s72" for example.
    Date of Pistol Grip
    Does it have scope studs?
    Bent cocking handle?

    S1634 is as follows
    Selector is ARS
    Looks like factory non crinkle coating
    dont appear to have scope mounts
    the bolt has tiny numbers on it and the first is S62
    I do not know what a bent cocking handle looks like? the exterior lever on both are curved slightly.
    This one is in rougher and could have been a parts kit maybe?
    canadian trigger group

    S4157

    Looks virtually brand new
    Crackle finish
    Selector is 34 I SAFE
    although have not disassembled I cannot see any numbers on bolt
    has scope mounts
    I have no idea how to date grips
    non Canadianicon trigger group

    I know nothing about these guns, but I did inherit these and a few others from a great uncle who passed and apparently his father was a tail gunner in Wellingtons primarily based over North Africa. These were with quite a few WW2 relics. These seem too new to be wartime,

    Another is a SA58 Para FN with 11" barrel and factory scope. Looks really cool but definitely newer.

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