£599.99
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Sporting Conversion .303 Calibre Lee Enfield No4 MK1 / 2 Bolt Action Rifle, Originally dated to 1944 production. Possibly / Likely re-barrelled (given the soldered Front Ramp and Sight Bead). Also, the Sporting Pistol Grip Woodwork swapped out from standard War Issue format.
A 22 1/8″ (560mm) Barrel with a Trigger / Stock pull length measuring to 14 1/4″ (362mm). They combine to offer up an overall length of a straight 42″ (1065mm). As pictured the rifle tips scales at a clean 8 Lb dead (3.62 Kg).
A Good, Strong Straight Grain through the grip of the stock with some Colour Contrast and Raised Cheek Rest. Reduced (5 Round) Capacity Detachable Magazine finishing almost flush as well as aligned with woodwork. For sporting purposes, it will be rare to need more at one time. However, a standard 10 round will simply slide straight in if required or preferred.
The Action IS also fitted and comes supplied with an Original Parker Hale Scope Base with Integral Peep Sight. In addition, the front ring is also pre-drilled and tapped ready to accept a suitable matching front base. Ready for matching rings and scope etc.
Brian, my old business partner decided he wanted one many years ago. We converted a No1 MK 4 dating to 1916 into a black synthetic stock. Once I did some work on the trigger and a scope fitted that shot Sub ½ MOA. I still have the target for any doubters. As such, PLEASE do not think you will compromise accuracy. Equally, it does depend on the rifle, barrel and person squeezing said trigger so no guarantees.
