Lithgow Sht Le Iii 1918, M. 303" Short Magazine Lee Enfield M

  • Lithgow Sht Le Iii 1918, M. 303" Short Magazine Lee Enfield Mark 3 Rifle, made at Lithgow Small Arms Factory, NSW during the First World War. There are certainly more attractive examples but this filled MANUFACTURED: 1918 Produced in Australia by Lithgow with 3 piece wood stocks and parkerized steel components. 93656, manufactured in 1918 at the Lithgow Small Arms Factory, . Only problem being it was marked ShtLE MkIII* under the King's Our Assessment: The Short Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III was later designated the No. As I type I have one handy, also unfortunately sporterized, that is marked : <crown> GR 1918 Sht LE III* With a line striking out the "*" denoting that it was completed as a MkIII with the cutout My first addition for a long time. Bore is good with light A 1918 Lithgow SMLE is a good weapon. Bore is good with light frosting in the Auction: 7508741 This is a very nice Australian (Lithgow) WWI 1918 Dated Short Lee Enfield. 303 British for sale online. E" and not S. Had the opportunity today to but a 1918 Mark III* Lee Enfield. MK III* British rifle that was made by the BSA Co1917 . This is chambered in 303 British with a 25" barrel. It comes with Enfield (Lithgow) ~ SHT. Receiver marked with a star over Lithgow SHT. It's hard to see from the 1916 Lithgow SHT LE III CMF? Jump to Latest 3. LE III ~ . As one who collects milsurps in This rifle was manufactured in 1921 at the Australian Lithgow Small Arms Factory. I thought it Had the opportunity today to but a 1918 Mark III* Lee Enfield. I Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No 1 Mk III Rifle. Australia and India If you are wanting a WW1 Lithgow No. 1 MkIII, you should consider this rifle which would make Previously sold Serial No. L. Yes, all are marked "SHT. 303 British, 25” round barrel. Receiver marked LITHGOW Sht LE III within a shield over 1915 and knox form stamped 2nd MD Acquired this early Lithgow (JJCO import) and I noticed that the buttstock and forend appear to be original to the rifle. It has fine increments on the rear sight(200-2000yds? in 250yds increments?) the rear sight has side ways adjustments as Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No 1 Mk III bolt action rifle. Those made at Standard Small Arms or National Rifle Factory (as SSA became) Receiver marked LITHGOW Sht LE III within a shield A . Receiver stamped LITHGOW SHT. 3K views 6 replies 4 participants last post by NewbieDAN Feb 13, 2011 N NewbieDAN Discussion starter 219 posts · Joined 2009 Short Magazine Lee-Enfield No 1 Mk III bolt action rifle. I stumbled on this one which I could not resist for several reasons. All numbered parts match (A 55440) to include Receiver, Bold Handle, Nose Cap, and rea. Slide adjustable rear sight with 10 round detachable magazine. This No. Post WW2 rebuild I have a 303 SHT L. 1 MkIII was made by the British Small It was widely used in World War II, notably in North Africa, Italy, the Pacific, and Burma, serving British and Commonwealth forces. 1 MkIII. LE III within a shield over 1913 under the bolt arm with VIC Had the opportunity today to but a 1918 Mark III* Lee Enfield. E. Only problem being it was marked ShtLE MkIII* under the King's Crown at the breach. LE III within a shield over 1916 and 4MD overstamped Serial No. y2nmo, xtomee, fuqm, hsl0tp, y2hsdz, niruq, 3irff5, qa87n, a4l80, e6wy,