Lee Enfield Marked Us Property at Renato Layton blog

Lee Enfield Marked Us Property. The first few thousand enfield rifles made by savage under the original british contract were not marked “u.s. It is not that significant as well over a half millon rifles have it. 4 mk i and i* rifles. They were built for britain under the lend lease agreement in the us. Was not yet at war, therefore the rifles are marked with us property and had an us. He!!o it was made by savage arms for the uk being paid for by the us under lend lease hence the us property mark. Property.” long branch arsenal, located near toronto in ontario, canada, produced about 330,000 no. When savage began building the rifles, the u.s.a. 4 mk i* rifles are all stamped us property. 4 mk i and no. Hence the us property stamping. The gun itself is somewhat standard for the time period, but it had a number of features that made it, at least on paper, superior to other bolt actions of the era.

The first few thousand enfield rifles made by savage under the original british contract were not marked “u.s. 4 mk i and i* rifles. They were built for britain under the lend lease agreement in the us. 4 mk i and no. Hence the us property stamping. It is not that significant as well over a half millon rifles have it. 4 mk i* rifles are all stamped us property. He!!o it was made by savage arms for the uk being paid for by the us under lend lease hence the us property mark. When savage began building the rifles, the u.s.a. The gun itself is somewhat standard for the time period, but it had a number of features that made it, at least on paper, superior to other bolt actions of the era.

Lot US LeeEnfield, No. 4 Mk 1* (Stevens/Savage) bolt action rifle,

Lee Enfield Marked Us Property The first few thousand enfield rifles made by savage under the original british contract were not marked “u.s. 4 mk i and no. 4 mk i and i* rifles. They were built for britain under the lend lease agreement in the us. Property.” long branch arsenal, located near toronto in ontario, canada, produced about 330,000 no. He!!o it was made by savage arms for the uk being paid for by the us under lend lease hence the us property mark. Was not yet at war, therefore the rifles are marked with us property and had an us. 4 mk i* rifles are all stamped us property. When savage began building the rifles, the u.s.a. The first few thousand enfield rifles made by savage under the original british contract were not marked “u.s. The gun itself is somewhat standard for the time period, but it had a number of features that made it, at least on paper, superior to other bolt actions of the era. Hence the us property stamping. It is not that significant as well over a half millon rifles have it.