Very nice “Fulton’s” commercial BSA CLLE, it was someone’s baby.

You have some clean up to do since I drooled all over it.

 

It is a commercial rifle not military.
No crown.
Having said that it could have been carried by an Officer who purchased his own rifle as was often the case in the day.

 

You are on a roll. Some really nice unique rifles you have there.

 

I've also got a Fulton regulated CLLM. Questions, what's the approximate trigger weight on yours and is the front sight abnormally tall?

 

re the OP's comments on evaluations, $$ wise,

to get a true number for insurance,

google will be your friend,

start with the general search on Gunborker,
you need an account, advanced search completed items, and look at what has had an actual bid,

keep in mind, gunborker is only good for the past 90 days, so if you find a similar rifle, print the listing,

then start with a google search,
be sure to vary the search terms based on what you have and what you may find,
sometimes common mispells will find gems,

either way, if it was found on an auction sight like Juila, RIA etc, you may have to sign up, (again, free) to get the number,
and then take roughly 20% off the price shown (it will include sales tax and buyers fees) minimum,
and look at the date some actions may be pre covid, or from the 2000's, both of which are worthless for modern values


take good notes, print examples , , esp if you can show it actually sold for that, and avoid blue book like the plague,

the if you are really going to insure, file that away, and call someone like Collectinsure and get the dollar value of insurance you need,
may want to bump it up 10-20%, since you are insuring for the future, not the past,


now,, if you want to sell, different story

 

Here are some clearer images that my buddy sent me before I bought it.