The rifle remains in military configuration, featuring the standard rear aperture sight and detachable magazine. The receiver is marked “ENGLAND,” indicating British manufacture with export marking. Metal surfaces retain blued finish with honest service wear and age-consistent patina.
The barrel, receiver, and bolt are matching numbers.
The magazine is not matching to the rifle and shows a small dent, but remains functional. For improved appearance or consistency, it can be replaced with a non-numbered magazine.
The bore is in decent condition with visible rifling.
The wood stock is structurally sound with no visible cracks, showing typical handling marks and age-related wear.
Overall, a solid and honest example of a No.4 Mk I.
Caliber: .303 British Action: Bolt Action Model: Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I Origin: British Manufacture (Marked “ENGLAND”) Matching: Barrel / Receiver / Bolt Matching Magazine: Non-Matching (Minor Dent) Bore: Fair to Good, Visible Rifling Stock: No Visible Cracks Condition: Military Surplus
