SKU: F353
A superb Lee Enfield No.4 Mk2 rifle manufactured at the Royal Ordnance Factory, Fazakerley, in March 1950. Widely regarded as the pinnacle of Lee Enfield development, the No.4 Mk2 features the improved trigger arrangement and exceptional build quality that made it one of the finest military bolt-action rifles ever produced.
This example bears Serial Number PF191550, matching across the action, bolt, magazine, and forend, making it a highly desirable rifle for collectors and enthusiasts. It is fitted with a replacement barrel dated January 1972, which has been officially re-numbered to match the rifle, reflecting military refurbishment practices and maintaining the rifle's matching appearance.
A particularly desirable feature is its rare long buttstock, offering a longer length of pull than the standard configuration and making it especially attractive to taller shooters and collectors seeking less common factory variations.
The bore gauges at an exceptional .30200". As new. This is an exceptional example of the No.4 Mk2 that would be equally at home in a serious collection or on the range.
Key Features:
- Model: Lee Enfield No.4 Mk2
- Manufacturer: Royal Ordnance Factory Fazakerley
- Date of Manufacture: March 1950
- Serial Number: PF191550
- Matching: Action, bolt, magazine & forend
- Barrel dated January 1972, officially re-numbered to the rifle
- Fitted with a rare long buttstock
- Bore gauges at .302"
- Final and most refined Lee Enfield service rifle pattern
- Exceptional collector and shooter example
Condition:
Matching numbered action, bolt, magazine, and forend with an exceptional .302" bore. Fitted with a January 1972 replacement barrel that has been professionally re-numbered to the rifle. An outstanding example showing minimal signs of use.
