Deactivated Long Lee Enfield:
Deactivated Long Lee Enfield .303 by BSA, 1890 dated, bolt shield and mag lever intact:
The Long Lee Enfield - the first really recognisable modern bolt action rifle, it was the replacement for the Martini .577, offering 10 .303 rounds in the detachable mag, though they were usually loaded by stripper clip from the top. This one is made BSA, dated 1890. The rifle is excellent original condition, great period woodwork and good finish to the metalwork, plus it has retained both bolt shield and front and rear volley sights and mag cut off lever - there is a little corrosion to the bolt (matching numbers) but nothing that distracts. As you would expect it strips, cocks and dry fires and comes complete with EU/UK deactivation certificate.
Deactivated Long Lee Enfield .303 By BSA, 1898, intact original front and rear volley sights, chained mag and mag cut off lever- a great, original example:
£895
***SOLD***
£895
***SOLD***
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Deactivated Long Lee Enfield .303
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