Long Branch Surplus Lee Enfield No.4 MK. 1* 1944 Mismatch Rifle with Correct Bolt Style.

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SURPLUS 1944 Mismatch but Correct Bolt Style.
SURPLUS 1944 Mismatch but Correct Bolt Style. These rifles were not stored well and have some minor pitting mostly below the waterline and on sling swivels and barrel bands. Wood is stained. Most bores are VG though as they were coated in grease.
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