AIA M-10 infomation
I read many shooting magazines from around the world and I came across this advertisement in an Australian magazine. It shows what must to be the current AIA M-10 range being produced.
I scanned it into the computer. Click the image below to enlarge it.
Australian International Arms (AIA) calls the M-10 the the 5th generation Lee-Enfield, read more about it here.
I fired up Skype and actually tried calling one of the Australian companies at the bottom of the advert to see if I could get any more information about the rifles. Unfortunately after trying two numbers I realized my rough timezone calculations were a bit off. Checking a timezone website confirmed this!
It is a pity they do not offer the 7.62×39 version anymore. Not at all practical but a 30 round AK-47 magazine on a bolt action rifle would be … unique! Although the special edition M10-B3 that has a M134 mini-gun barrel is very cool 
I have no new information about their availability in the US.
A photo of the M10 No4 MK4 Classic:
A photo of the M10-B2 Match:
Some more photos:
Mmmmm…Enfields
Gotta get me one of them!
I just picked my B1 up from the gun shop. Can’t wait to take it out to the range to play. I bought this rifle as my SHTF / TEOTWAWKI go to gun. Sure I’m not going to be able to wage a one man war but it’s a 303 action. It’s going to work rain, hail or shine. Yep it’s not a tack driver but it’s going to take a liking and keep on ticking. Agree – a bloke with a AK and ten 30 round mags will out shoot me but I don’t intend on sticking around.
Nope. This baby is going to do what I want. That is work in all situations. That’s right. It’s not the most accurate. Sure aint the lightest.
I do wish that it had a bayonet lug though….
Hi Justin_case, If you get the chance could you send me some photos of your new rifle for me to post on the blog. Some close ups would be great. My email address is on the left hand side bar at the top.
I have one of these here in oz, good solid rifle which spends a lot of time in the ute (pick up for our friends in the US of A,
) getting dusty. they are available in just about every gun shop iv’e seen here. I’ve been told the M14 mag fits them if your after more capacity. I dont think supply would be a problem unless the importers are letting you down. there is no waiting list here and they are proving to be a popular rifle.
FYI and my .02 cents worth
Hi Jim. Thanks for your comment. I did not realize they used M14 magazines!
Hi folks
Nice to me myself, my gun and my deer here. More info on my experience with M10:
http://talks.guns.ru/forumguns/show?id=13836
If you buy it, you won’t regret, ever you just have to be a right guy for it
Cheers
V1
BWT M14 mags wont fit M10 – different feeding angle.
My Father bought my brother a priceless mint condition World War 2 Era M10 No4 MK4. Awesome rifle. I never fired that one, but my dad bought me a World War 1 British rifle equipped with its original everything except its bolt. It even had its original bayonet.
I have bought a m14 mag and mine fits perfectly dunno why it wont fit yours v1
hi probably I did not try hard enough
All semiauto mags are limited to 5 rds here in Canada so I gave up after the first jam 
Not allowed in the USA as many of the parts from this gun are manufactured in Vietnam.
I own 1 AIA rifle with another ordrerd. MK4NO4″T”(6414) is my favorite. The stock wood is the only component from Vietnam, the rest is high presicion gun steel , newley milled, and new improved old stock(eg bolt, bolthead, longbranch saftey, third swivel to accomodate Knox sniper sling) from england India Canada etc. My rifle has a 22mm prototype barrel and experimental bedding. It is in full military wood, and is Fully floated to the reciever. It is an exceptional fire arm, 15 to 20mm groups at 100m is common. These re engineered rifles(50%heavier breech and Savage style locking ring) are completely hand built and tuned unlike big companies who mass produce. Tested in a machine rest for MOA before any unit is sold is mandatory.
I find in all U.S. commentry on these rifles, is mainly negative, can look but cant touch syndrome. The fact Canada can buy them relativly easily must erk alot of them too. I am currently awaiting A reproduction L42A1 sniper case with a MK4 NO4 M10 with standard low comb stock with cheek piece and B2 forestock. The “T” is gong back to AIA for a B2 match foreend as it has the same diameter barrel as the rare B2 match. If anyone wants to see some photos of this lovely rifle, powder-munky at photo bucket, type in AIA rifle or i can email. Like minded AIA owners im happy to hear from
Just a note, this rifle is No.14 of 25, the only protoype units to be sold by AIA.