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    Posted: February 01 2020 at 8:09pm
he!!o. I'm a newbie. A friend of mine gave me his fathers Parker Hale Enfield a few months ago. It was full of dirt and grime from years of sitting. Really did not think I would ever use it, but every time I looked at it in the corner I felt bad for the years it had been neglected and ignored. So... I decided to bring it back to life and get it ready for next years deer season. First lightly rubbed the stock with some 0000 steel wool to remove the crud, was amazed at the beautiful grain that appeared. Got a wedge style scope mount from Ebay, A Vortex 3-9 40 tactical scope, Leather cheek pad for scope viewing, Magpul Ms3Gen2 sling, and New rubber butt pad (made the scope eye relief perfect). I'm pretty(real) excited.
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Welcome from Atlanta, GA.  Very nice looking rifle.  Please do post a range report when you get it out to shoot. 

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Welcome from Phoenix Arizona. Nice little sporter you have there.  Does it have Parker Hale Ltd Birmingham England stamped on the barrel by any chance?
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Welcome!
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Welcome from Fort Worth, Texas
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Welcome from Brandon, Manitoba, Canada!
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Hi. Not that I can see, I have not removed the stock, so I don't know what's on the hidden part of the barrel. Parker Hale is on front site. I was told it is a Parker Hale Deluxe NO4.
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Does either side of the Butt Socket have a crown stamped on it?
You may have a very nice P-H original, they were made & are quite rare.
Don't shoot till you see the whites of their thighs. (Unofficial motto of the Royal Air Force)
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Hey! This new guy has potential! He hasn't once called it a "gun", & has made no references to "stripper Clips" Methinks he's one of "us"!!!
....AND he's at the south!!
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Your front sight and stock look like a Deluxe No4 but it came with a 5 round magazine. Not to say yours didn't. The front sights on a Standard No4 look to be original for a Lee Enfield, with the barrel bobbed.
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Originally posted by Honkytonk Honkytonk wrote:

Your front sight and stock look like a Deluxe No4 but it came with a 5 round magazine. Not to say yours didn't. The front sights on a Standard No4 look to be original for a Lee Enfield, with the barrel bobbed.



Yes, mine came with 5 round, which I have. The mag in the pic is one I bought. Thanks!
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Originally posted by Shamu Shamu wrote:

Does either side of the Butt Socket have a crown stamped on it?
You may have a very nice P-H original, they were made & are quite rare.


Thanks. Dont see one.
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Nice! Does it say "BSA&Co"?
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Originally posted by Shamu Shamu wrote:

Nice! Does it say "BSA&Co"?


No, looks like normal markings England No4 Mk1. Thanks!
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welcome , someone will ask for more closeup photos we all have interest in these even when sported because we all love enfields , 
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Nice looking unit! what breed of recoil pad did you use??

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