Presenting the ROF Fazakerly Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.1, a bolt-action rifle steeped in rich history and built to last. Manufactured in 1944, this piece boasts a unique blend of durability and vintage appeal that is sure to enthrall any firearm enthusiast or history buff. The firearm is in good condition, showing signs of prior use and handling. Included in the sale is one 10 rd magazine to complete your purchase experience.
The overall worn condition of the firearm adds to its historical charm. The original walnut wood stock carries various scratches and dents, a testament to its previous adventures. The black paint, a refurbishment, is flaking off, revealing the original blued finish underneath. Despite these signs of age, the bore is in excellent condition—super bright and clean, indicating well-maintained internals. The function test performed on this piece was flawless, demonstrating the firearm's enduring reliability.
This rifle's unique features include rear MkII adjustable ladder "Singer" aperture with an integrated fixed aperture and a front adjustable dovetail blade with a stamped shroud. Despite the receiver being marked as MKI, the rear sights are marked as MKII. The zinc buttplate, trigger guard, and end cap further indicate that this is a MKI model.
The Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.1 was a significant part of the British and Commonwealth forces' armament during World War II, making it a valuable piece of history. The .303 British caliber, the standard round for over 60 years, speaks volumes about its effectiveness. With a 10+1 capacity, the firearm allows for prolonged firing before needing a reload. Its finish—black paint over blued—was typical of wartime production to prevent rust and reduce visibility in combat situations.
So, if you've been searching for a genuine piece of history that also offers reliable performance and a robust mechanism, this ROF Fazakerly Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk.1 is the perfect addition to your collection.