Lee Enfield Mk1 No 3
Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Trigger Job
Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T Scope
Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Trigger Group

No4T Mk1 (T)
Sniper Rifle
Serial No: N34967
Less Telescope
BSA 1944
Calibre .303
Price: £3,200 - Commission Sale
A genuine WW2 No4T Scopeless

No. 4 MK. I (T. LESS TELESCOPE)

It is believed 3,440 No4Ts remained unfinished when the contract with Holland and Holland ended in 1946.

Lee Enfield Mk1 No 3

These were designated “No. 4 MK. I (T. LESS TELESCOPE)” as they never had scopes mated to the rifles, and this designation was stencilled on the front of their
No. 15 Mk. I wooden chests and held in War Reserve Stores, probably at Weedon or Donnington.
Most surviving examples of these rifles have the 'TR & S51' marks and cheek rests, but do not have the T on the side of the asction or telecscope serial number
on the wrist of the butt.

World War II Enfield No. 4 MK1 (T) Sniper Rifle with Scope, Mount and Storage Crate. A sniper variation of the Lee Enfield No 4 Rifle was used in World War Two, that used the No. Nov 16, 2013 Following my local gun show today, I am now a proud owner of a gorgeous No.4 Mk.1 rifle. I am, however, having a bit of trouble working out the rifle's history. The rifle only has 4 digits in the serial number, and a PF prefix. The receiver markings have been painted-over at some point, and are difficult to read. They appear to say No.4 Mk.1 (F). Lee-Enfield rifle 303 No.4 Mark 1. Type: British infantry rifle. History: The well-known Lee-Enfield rifle began its service with the British Army in 1895 and ran into some 27 different models before being replaced by a self-loader in 1957.

This is a great example of a T. Less Telsecope, matching numbers throughout, most of the Holland & Holland Brunofix surface finish is still intact.

The No15 MkI Transit chest is original the to the rifle and still has the original matching serial number labels.

The butt has the the S51 Holland & Holland Inspectors mark, but no telescope serial number on the top of the wrist.

Its very rare to see a BSA example as they are nearly always Savage examples

A Rare & Original Example

Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Trigger Job

Non-restricted

Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 T Scope

Lee Enfield No4 Mk1 Trigger Group

Item #C1587

Licensing Category: Non-restricted
Maker: Enfield
Model:
Caliber/Gauge: .303

Description:
SN M37059 is a BSA Shirley 1944 dated 303 No. 4T Sniper rifle. This rifle remains in 'out of the war reserves' excellent plus to near new condition with all matching serial numbers, and M47 C markings . This rifle was never set up for its' scope . The wood shows all of it's original factory finish. The butt grip shows no evidence of scope number. The bore rates as new. The bolt shows a 0 head and very little indication of issue or usage. All wood markings are clear and crisp with no wear markings. This rifle came to us together with a 1945 dated No 32 MKIII scope SN 28405. The optics are bright and crystal clear. The scope was built by A. Kershaw and Son. The mounting bracket show No. X 31677. The scope remains in excellent plus condition and comes with its' original matching MK 2 canvas case, serial numbered to the scope, The case remains in excellent condition. Despite not having a matching scope this Sniper is an exceptional example of a late WW2 No 4 T rifle. A piece for the Sniper or Lee Enfield Collector.