A well-preserved Savage-manufactured Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk I* chambered in .303 British, featuring the distinctive “U.S. PROPERTY” receiver marking associated with American wartime production.
The receiver and bolt are matching. The rifle retains its full military configuration with a 10-round detachable magazine, protected blade front sight, two-position L-flip aperture rear sight, grooved handguard, sling and stacking swivels, bayonet mounting arrangement, and steel buttplate with storage trap.
The wood presents very nicely overall with attractive grain and a warm military appearance, showing scattered handling and service marks. The metal surfaces retain a pleasing aged finish with normal wear consistent with a wartime service rifle, while the Savage and U.S. Property markings remain clear and well defined.
The bore appears bright with strong, clearly visible rifling. The receiver was drilled and tapped at some point for an aftermarket sight or optic mount, with the mounting holes currently left unplugged.
Overall, an attractive American-made Savage No.4 Mk I*, highlighted by its matching receiver and bolt, clear U.S. Property markings, complete military configuration, and strong bore.
