Priority Mail shipping within the United States is included in the price. I am here to help, but I don't know everything. Otherwise, I will do the best I can to answer any questions you may have. I would recommend you get that before making a purchase. I'm not a gunsmith- if you need the advice of a gunsmith. Click on the photo to view all the ENLARGED photos so you can see them better. more piece is missing? I do not see any stamps or markings on the fore stock. Only 2 pieces of fore stock are included- I believe the top rear.
#Pattern 14 enfield parts plus
Including cracks in the usual places where there are screws or bands, plus another factory repair(see last 5 photos) There is a crack in the corner on the top hand guard. The fore stock and hand guard shows a little more wear. The butt plate and stock bolt are included. The wood has a few dings and scratches, but otherwise solid.
With a factory repair on top, and a South African SA cartouche on the side. The butt stock measures 13.5" and the forestock measures 21.5" long. So please view the photos for identification and condition. Thanks so much for checking out our auction and have fun bidding! Check out my! Be sure to add me to your!Ī stock set for what I believe to be a sporter version of an Enfield#1 Mk III rifle(please correct me if I'm wrong) I know there are many similar variations and versions of these military rifles. This is not our job- it is just a hobby- we try hard to be efficient but then there is LIFE.
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Later (post war) when the nomenclature had changed and the Pattern 14 became the rifle No3, there was also the No3MkI*(T)A fitted with a low mounted Aldis scope (hence the A) this required the rear sight protector ears to be milled off.THIS AUCTION IS FOR THIS: P-17/ P17 ENFIELD FIRING PIN MEASURES: 7 7/16" Please look at picture closely- I am not an expert on these items! WE WILL BE LISTING LOTS OF GUN RELATED ITEMS AS WE ARE SELLING THEM FOR A FRIEND WHO IS CLEARING OUT HIS"MAN CAVE" WE WILL ONLY SHIP THIS IN THE USA! We try to be as descriptive as possible and point out all of the good and bad features of each item but everything we sell is"AS IS" condition. These rifles are burdened with the ungainly: Pattern 1914 MkI*W(F) and Pattern 1914 MkI*W(T) designation Winchester made significantly fewer than either Eddystone or Remington. In British service, for marksman/sniper variants with fine adjustment rear sights (F) and later telescopic (T) optical sights, only WINCHESTER rifles were used which the British inspectors appear to have decided were superior. I also don't think this judgement was shared by UK inspectors. Eddystone certainly produced significantly more M1917s than the other two makers. This is interesting I was not aware of this.
Amusingly, the reputation for the best rifles were those from Eddystone, set up in an old Locomotive plant just for the war, so much so that their rifles were preferred for overseas service over the other two (much more established) makers!
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