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number5 mark 1 enfield 303 british jungle carbine
Do a search for: British No.1 MkIII, No.4 Mk1, No. 5 Jungle carbine or British Enfield these are the three major models of the .303 British rifles.
Please read your question over, and ask again- but a Mk1 No4 and a Mk1 No4.........???
Love my Long Branch. Depending on condition and originality, $200-$375.
Varies dependent on condition, whether numbers are matching or not, etc. You'd be looking at anywhere between $150 - $550. If it's been sporterised, expect the value to remain at the low side.
If you mean a Lee Enfield, yes, there have been many books written.
By configuration and markings You can get an approximate year range by observing the Model and Type of Enfield. The No.1 Mk III was made from around 1907 to 1944, while the No. 4 Mk1 was made from 1939 to 1956. Further narrowing can be done by observing which of the manufacturers made the rifle. There are numerous collector books and magazines relating to this subject.
Long Branch (Canada) only made the No 4 as far as I know and started production in 1941
7.7x56R, more commonly sold as the .303 British.
There are many types of .303 rifles. Perhaps the most famous is the British Lee-Enfield series, beginning with the No. 1 Mk1, ending with the No. 4 MkII. This famous rifle was the evolution of the bolt action design of James Paris Lee, a British (Scottish-born who later became Canadian) inventor and the famous Royal Small Arms factory in Enfield, England who designed the square-shaped rifling system. The '.303 British' is the most famous calibre used in these rifles and went on to become the most widely sold rifle and calibre in history.
Depending on condition and originality, anywhere from $200-$500 for a VERY good specimen. Some makers are more scarce than others.
There are many fireamrs that have Mk1 in their designation. Are you talking about a handgun or a long gun?