Its one of those points that pushes me nuts today in that my father didnt like old rifles and collecting them. Im pleased to find that some of these had been capable to stay around the globe in areas they served. Ive got various Savage No.4s but this is usually my favorite, 42 No.4 Mk.1 Testosterone levels.

View attachment 7393067 View attachment 7393068 See attachment 7393069. Its a Zero9Mk1 version, and produced by POF (Pakistan Ordnance Factory) in 1957, quite nice simply because much as i can tell, matches up well. Likely produced between 1943-1945 as it isnt engraved with a time, something Savage stopped doing at some phase after 42.įitted with a Mk3 sight, was nearly all likely initially installed with the 300600 reverse style view initially or so I feel told.

The hardwood is really nice, park isnt poor but some scars of age group, rust spotting etc. Do you notice a block S anywhere on the left reciever sidewall ór on the left side of booty socket Just other description for á BSA, Faz, MaItby or Long Part getting US Real estate markings is definitely somebodys been recently up to some fakery.įor a much better experience, make sure you allow JavaScript in your internet browser before carrying on. No additional US arms maker made LE Zero.4s.

Hope this helps shed some light on the serial number mystery.Lee Enfield Serial Number Database By ciaremilgreas1984 Follow | Public (I’m not a statistician, just used High School Math!)

If anyone knows of better data, please share it with us on this forum. The data was derived from extrapolation, not Savage Production Data (which seems to be missing). Remember these approximations for reference. Total Production ~1,028,903 units producedĪssuming 1942 was a ramp-up year, full production was attained by mid 1942, and continued at full production throughout 1943, and then dropped down in the last 2 months of production (May-June 1944), we can project these serial numbers connected to these APPROXIMATE dates: Fortunately there is enough data in Owner’s Survey from another post on this site to determine how to link Production Dates to Serial Numbers (within a month’s accuracy)ġ3C2752 - 1942 MKI highest MKI # 1942 dateġ3C2845 - 1942 MKI* lowest MKI* # 1942 dateģ6C1916 - 1942 MKI* highest MKI* # 1942 dateĥ1C7693 - no date lowest MKI* # with no dateĠC63110 - no date highest MKI* # with no dateįirst, the Serial Number is the clue to the Production Volume.įor example, the serial number 96C1106 means the 961,106 gun off the production line.ġ941 ~ 2,800 units produced, beginning July 22, 1941ġ943 ~445,000 units produced units/monthġ944 ~220,000 units produced, ending June 22, 1944

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