The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Charger Loading Lee-Enfield Mk I* Rifle. Receiver marked B.S.A. Co. The butt tang has T/7.CH/565 crossed out. This rifle has a 'wind' adjustable rear sight and a foresight protector. The bolt is missmatched to the rifle.
These rifles were commonly refered to in England as the Territorial Pattern due to them being privately purchased for rifle shooting competition by members of the Territorial Army.
Magazine Lee-Enfield Mark 1* bolt action rifle. Receiver stamped with a crown over ER BSA&Co 1902 LE I* under the bolt arm. The butt is marked with the BSA company roundel, I* and the tang stamped TAS
Magazine Lee-Enfield Mark 1 bolt action rifle. Receiver stamped with a crown over VR BSA&Co 1897 LE I under the bolt arm. The butt is marked with the BSA company roundel, I and NB. Complete with long
Magazine Lee-Enfield Mark 1* bolt action rifle. Receiver stamped with a crown over ER BSA&Co 1902 LE I* under the bolt arm. The butt is marked with the BSA company roundel, I* and the tang stamped TAS
Lee-Enfield .22 Short Mk II Training Rifle. Receiver stamped right side VR ENFIELD 1892 II and left side ENFIELD 1913 Sht 22 II. Butt tang is stamped 10. The rifle has been converted to .22 inch calib
Lee-Enfield No I Mk I* Rifle. Receiver marked B.S.A. Co 1902 LE I* and knox form stamped 4 MD with 3044 over 8397 crossed out. Butt marked NSW 6397 2/04, S between two arrows, I/28 2 arrows CMF/4MD an
Lee-Enfield No 5 Mk I bolt action rifle. Receiver engraved No 5MKI ROF(F) over 5/45 N1879. It has a wooden butt with a rubber pad and fore end. The muzzle has a cone flash hider and a bayonet lug. The
