I picked up an Enfield No.4 Mk1 at a local pawn shop. All matching, nice wood and mirror bright bore.
On the top of the muzzle are the following stamps:
BNP 303 2.222". The BNP has a crown over it. At the right of the 2.222 there is what looks like crossed flags with a L on the left , a number 9 at the bottom and a U on the right side.
The is another line with the stamps: 19.5 tons PLR.
Was this some kind of fire proofing done at the factory or at a later time by some other country?
I can not find any import marks on the rifle. The top of the receiver is stamped BNP with a crown over it.
Any idea what all these markings/stamps mean????
On the top of the muzzle are the following stamps:
BNP 303 2.222". The BNP has a crown over it. At the right of the 2.222 there is what looks like crossed flags with a L on the left , a number 9 at the bottom and a U on the right side.
The is another line with the stamps: 19.5 tons PLR.
Was this some kind of fire proofing done at the factory or at a later time by some other country?
I can not find any import marks on the rifle. The top of the receiver is stamped BNP with a crown over it.
Any idea what all these markings/stamps mean????