ROF Fazakerley No. 4 Mk 2 .303 British Bolt-Action Rifle, Post-WWII, 25.2 in Barrel, 10-Round Capacity
This ROF Fazakerley Rifle No. 4 Mk 2 is a post-WWII British .303 bolt-action that represents the final standard Lee-Enfield pattern with its receiver-hung two-stage trigger and cock-on-close action. It retains the classic No.4 features including a micrometer-adjustable rear aperture sight, charger bridge, bayonet boss, and full-length hardwood furniture. A 10-round detachable magazine is included.
Condition
Overall Condition: Fair condition, showing extensive signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Fair - Generally clean, some residue or smudges, slight corrosion.
Bore Rifling: Fair Rifling - Worn rifling, slight loss of definition.
Specific Condition Notes: The bolt struggles to remain fully down; with the bolt closed, when the trigger is pulled and the striker is released, the bolt handle lifts slightly. There is noticeable play in the bolt when locked into the breech. This rifle may not be able to fire safely. It is recommended that a gunsmith who is highly familiar with Lee-Enfield rifles inspect and diagnose it. Metal surfaces show widespread rust, pitting, finish wear, and patina.
The wood stock and handguards show numerous scratches and blemishes. The bore exhibits darkening and visible fouling.
What’s Included
- ROF Fazakerley Rifle No. 4 Mk 2 in .303 British
- 1x 10-round standard Lee-Enfield No.4 pattern steel detachable box magazine
Manufactured at ROF Fazakerley in the United Kingdom, this No. 4 Mk 2 is the final standard iteration of the Lee-Enfield line, distinguished by its receiver-hung trigger assembly. The receiver is marked "No 4 Mk 2," and the rifle retains the classic cock-on-close Lee action favored on the No.4 series.
The rifle is configured with a milled, micrometer-adjustable receiver-mounted aperture rear sight and a replaceable square post front sight protected by sturdy ears. A charger bridge is present for charger loading, maintaining the traditional rapid-loading capability of the platform.
Full-length hardwood furniture includes two top handguards and two barrel bands, with a brass buttplate featuring a hinged trap. Sling swivels are installed, and a bayonet boss at the muzzle accommodates No.4-pattern bayonets.
Chambered in .303 British, it feeds from a 10-round detachable steel magazine. The barrel measures 25.2 inches, and the overall length is approximately 44.5 inches. Length of pull is 13.0 inches.
Steel construction is used for the receiver and barrel, and the two-stage, receiver-hung trigger is a defining Mk 2 feature. This post-WWII configuration represents a key transitional point in Lee-Enfield development while retaining the hallmark ergonomics and controls of the No.4 series.