[sputnik1988]

Originally Posted by ChicagoJoe

Here is my 1943 No 4 and the deer I harvested with it. I like to think that my Enfield was used to kill Nazis in 1943 and PA deer in 2009.

Real men shoot with iron sights!

Man, thats what I need... All my milsurps are post-war, I need a battle used Nazi killer.

[ShagNasty1001]

Originally Posted by sputnik1988

Man, thats what I need... All my milsurps are post-war, I need a battle used Nazi killer.

That's what really lead me to mine. Knowing it was most likely used in the war at some point

[zaitsev44]

I have a 1944 Fazakerly. She shoots great, has 3 stock repairs, and a Mark 2 flip-up sight. All original and well worn.

[zaitsev44]

[TLuker]

Here are the twins (they're not identical). If the No4 on top had a notch carved in it for every deer it's taken the stock would just be a pile of saw dust.



Enfields are great guns.

[zaitsev44]

Also my lee Enfield has a 2-3 inch rifling erosion on the end of the barrel, how much will this affect my accuracy?

[phildenton]

Probably noticeably so.

[clearsights]

This topic is biased towards me. I don't have an Enfield yet. Anyone willing to help me PM me.

[sputnik1988]

This thread needs more traffic, I know there are plenty of enfield owners on here.

[phildenton]

I have a no4mk1. It looks like it was professionaly sporterized by a big company. My gma bought it as a christmas present for my gpa in the early 60's. Has the mk1 sight. Accurate as all hell. Ill take and post a couple pics here in a few.