WW2
Commonwealth Equipment
Lee Enfield Riffles
For over a century the Lee Enfield genus was developed and perfected by the British Commonwealth for defense, hunting and recreation. A fascinating field of study within itself, distinct and revered around the world.
1943 BSA (M47C) No4 mk1 T Sniper - Converted by Holland & Holland
1943 brought the decision for Hollands to have only rifles selected for precision at BSA Shirley - previously taking source rifles from 4 factories at the start of the program had presented observed variation in execution which added time for conversion to the scoped standard - war production numbers were now the goal and the Shirley rifles were deemed the best for this.
1941 Maltby No4T Sniper
The new No4 Mk1 rifle was barely in production for a couple of months after trials ended in 1941
1948 Fazakerley No4mk2
A decent example of a 1948 produced No4Mk2 by Fazakerely UK (just outside of Liverpool).
1943 Savage No4Mk1* Rifle
Nice example of the 1943 war material rifles made for Great Britain by Savage and their subcontractors in the US.
