What to look out for when buying a Lee-Enfield No.4

Posted June 8, 2017 in Rifles, TFBTV by Mike B with 8 Comments

Everyone loves a bit of slick .303 action. But what are the pitfalls specific to buying a Lee-Enfield No.4 that are unique to this particular rifle? What are the options, and what should you look out for to avoid getting a dud?

UPDATE: The idiot Producer accidentally created a thumbnail with a Enfield No.1 not a No.4. He has corrected it.

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Mike B

Mike was lucky enough to go to a school with a 25 yard smallbore range, only 25 minutes from the centre of British shooting at Bisley, and had a firearms certificate before he had a driver’s license. Moving to a more gun-friendly country has allowed him to service his milsurp habit. He lives up in the mountains in Switzerland and vlogs at YouTube as Bloke on the Range. He can be reached at mike@tfb.tv.