Description
This hard to find WW1 Enfield is marked 1918 on the wrist (see photo) & is in very good condition overall as can be seen in the photos with a great bore.
Many of these early rifles underwent the FTR process but this one did not & is in unrefurbished condition.
The barrel, receiver, rear sight & nose cap all have matching numbers but not unusually, the bolt does not match.
The wood is in great condition & retains the Unit stock disc however there is a small crack on the rear top wood, which is cosmetic only.
This would make an excellent choice for a shooter wanting to take part in service rifle comps or the beginning of a collection.
These early No. 1 Mk III’s are getting hard to find in shootable condition & we have priced this for the entry level collector who wants to shoot it also.
Make your decision based on what you see, so please view the photos carefully as they form the main description & override all written information so ask for more if desired.
Whilst we check these out for serviceability, the warranty has expired & these are sold on an as is basis.
As with all used guns, we recommend you have this checked by a suitably qualified person prior to shooting.
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