Sept 1953 Fazakerley No4 mk2 (Uganda contract / block). 1948 Fazakerley No4 mk2 Rifle The No4mk2 Rifle was the last battle rifle derivative developed on the Lee Enfield genre. Started towards the end of WW2 the design update was simple - arrange for the trigger to be hung directly on the receiver and not on the trigger guard 9with resultant tolerance stack up). This eased production and final finish / fit of the rifle and also allowed the trigger to be more positively contr

When we moved into the house, our realtor had said "what I would do is take out the room above the kitchen and vault the ceiling to the roof". Well he made it sound easy and a few weeks work if we just did it before we moved in. I wanted to do a rolling renovation in stages...it took 8 years! Move-in photos! Note the position of the stove, with extractor, door to the woodshed and fridge. The room was "heated" by two sections of baseboard radiator. The walls and ceiling p

Here we will explore manufacturer variations of the renown and longest continuous service battle rifles of the British Commonwealth Armies in one of its most distinctive marks - the No1 mk3 Lee Enfield SMLE in British 303. Ill add photo studies of example rifles, bayonets and other accessories and equipment. To start here is a component parts General Assembly tour video: Enfield started industrialized / toleranced manufacture with the 1850 design of the P53, standards set th