#1917 enfield eddystone serial numbers serial numbers

The stock is not cut for volley sights and there is no stock disc.The No.3 MkII marking indicates that it has been rebuilt to the 'Weedon Repair Standard' during WWII. LV Steve, thanks much for the response! The stock stamping says No. The bolt is numbered but does not match (30010). I did remove the stock and the number on the barrel matches the recever number. SP bullet which shoot extremely well in my favorite Maltby No.Д¤ and I'm hoping for equal or better performance from this rifle. 1s and reload for 303: I have some fresh reloads, R-P brass with 40.5 grains of IMR 3031 behind a Hornady 150 Gr. The bore is absolutely gorgious, bright sharp rifling and a very tight muzzle! I have a number of No. I plan a trip to the range early Monday morning and hopefully it will be a good shooter. I just got it at an estate auction on thursday night and I'm still trying to find out exactly what it is. The stock is not cut for volley sights and there is no stock disc.

#1917 enfield eddystone serial numbers serial numbers

Winchester Enfield Model 1917 Serial Numbers.

Winchester Enfield Model 1917 Serial Numbers Lookup.

I believe the Weedon repair depot left several marks on these guns if they went throught the WWII refurb process.Does it say No3 MkI or MkII on the butt. Have a look at the underside of the wrist for any markings. I cannot see a unit disc on the right side of the butt nor any evidence of the volley sight. Given that there were about 1.2 million made and yours is a Remington in the 60k range, I would guess 1914-15.I am a little intrigued by the stock. I believe that all the production took place 1914-1916. You will have to remove the action from the stock to see, or at the very least the handguard. IIRC, the date is on the barrel just forward of where it is screwed into the receiver.