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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daan Kemp View Post
    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 Britishicon Sniper"
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    13c6087

    Currently for sale in the UKicon, 13C6087.

    Genuine Savage Sniper?

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

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    Interested to......

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

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

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    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
    Last edited by Bigwagon; 01-15-2024 at 09:42 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigwagon View Post
    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

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