A few rare Lee-Enfields.

[Aughnanure]

Top: No6 Mk I/I (Aust).

2nd: No6 Mk I (Aust) but fitted with scope.

3rd: Shortened N0 I.

Bottom: No6 Mk I (Aust),

Hope to get more info on the 2nd one shortly.


Meanwhile, enjoy the envy

[Niner]

Cool....some of them look like No. 5 Jungle carbines. So what are they ...really?

[Niner]

Here are some designer carbines made by Navy Arms/Gibbs back fifteen or so years ago. They probably have a collector value now the same as if they were actual issue weapons....the " No. 7 and tanker carbine". But....none are like yours. These are .308. Check out the magazine difference.

[joseyclosey]

Sweet, are you in the market for the scoped jobbie Aughnanure ?

Joe

[Aughnanure]

Alas and alack, it turns out that they were photo shopped , except the top one.

To make amends I'll get some shots of the real things.

[finloq]

That's OK, the top one is the most beautiful.

[Aughnanure]

Before photoshoping.

[Niner]

What is that top carbine? It's not a standard Jungle Carbine. You can tell by the stock. Jungle carbines, as far as I know, came either with or without the metal cap at the muzzle end of the stock. No top wood half inch beyond the barrel band.

I top a snap of mine for a post here one time in the past.

[DuncaninFrance]

Who's a naughty little Eoin then

[Aughnanure]

Who's a naughty little Eoin then

I ain't naughty, I is embarased, I got tooken in.