Savage No4 (T) Register

[Daan Kemp]

Were the Savage No4T rifles issued without scopes for use as sniping rifles in Rhodesia real sniping rifles?

Some more information on the Rhodesia sniping rifles would be really nice.

[Lee Enfield]

Some more information on the Rhodesia sniping rifles would be really nice.

Late member John R https://www.milsurps.com/member.php?u=1591 told me about seeing Long Branch No4Ts "in stores" in Rhodesia.

The info regarding Savage rifles was IIRC in "The British Sniper"

[Roy W]

Currently for sale in the UK, 13C6087.

Genuine Savage Sniper?

https://mjlmilitaria.com/section-1-n...le-303-s-n087/

[Peter Laidler]

Anyone have knowedge of Savage sniper OC 31. Could have info of use to you

[Surpmil]

That number is familiar...was it posted here in the past?

[Brian Dick]

1941 Mk.1, sn. 0C160, six groove barrel, matching throughout "less telescope" rifle.
1942 Mk.1*, sn. 13C2927, British '45 date five groove barrel, matching throughout w/original Savage birch but mismatch sn. forend , "less telescope" rifle.

[Bigwagon]

I somehow missed this thread, so here goes:

0C1064 1941 Savage No. 4 Mk 1 (T)
Circle T, several Enfield proofs and a large P on right rear of body next to bolt channel
Marked TR and FTR on left side of socket. Rifle appears to have been suncorited during overhaul
No S, T or S51 markings
No scope number on wrist but there is evidence a previous number was sanded off
'45 dated barrel
Matching numbered magazine

[Micheal Doyne]

I somehow missed this thread, so here goes:

0C1064 1941 Savage No. 4 Mk 1 (T)
Circle T, several Enfield proofs and a large P on right rear of body next to bolt channel
Marked TR and FTR on left side of socket. Rifle appears to have been suncorited during overhaul
No S, T or S51 markings
No scope number on wrist but there is evidence a previous number was sanded off
'45 dated barrel
Matching numbered magazine

Very nice and similar marking to my 0C1551