The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Lee-Enfield No 9 Mk I Rifle. Receiver marked .22 R.F.N.9 Mk I over P-H 60 and the serial number. This rifle has been converted from a SMLE No IV rifle by boring out the .303 inch calibre barrel and then sleeved with a .22 inch calibre liner. The bolt head has been replaced to take an offset firing pin and the magazine spring removed. The heel of the butt has been repaired.
This trainer rifle was converted in 1960 as one of a special batch ordered by the Royal Navy.
Lee-Enfield No 2 Mk IV* Rifle. Receiver marked LITHGOW SHT LE III* within a shield 1920. Butt marked MA No 2. Mk IV* 6/50 R. This rifle resembles the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No I Mk III* but has a
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 8 Mk I Rifle. Receiver engraved .22 No.8 Mk.I over the serial number and CR 52 over 1952 over N arrow Z over 923. Receiver, barrel and trigger guard have been painted black. The marki
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* bolt action rifle. Receiver stamped No4 Mk I* LONG BRANCH 1943 and has a crack test stamp from the Lithgow Small Arms Factory with 7.62. The original .303 inch barrel has been r
SMLE No I Mk III* bolt action rifle. This rifle has been shortened by five inches and it is not marked to indicate that it was an official modification. Receiver marked ENFIELD 1917 Sht LE III*. Butt
Lee-Enfield No 4 Mk 1* bolt action rifle. The receiver is painted black and is marked R.O.F.M. Mk I* 1943 on the left side and the serial number. The butt has FR on the left side. The Lee Enfield No
