Description:
This is a Long Branch No. 4 Mk1, chambered in .303 British, a legendary bolt-action rifle from the Second World War. Produced by the Long Branch Arsenal in Canada, this rifle is part of the storied lineage of the Lee-Enfield series, renowned for its durability, accuracy, and service across Commonwealth forces.
Historical Context:
The Long Branch Arsenal was established in Toronto, Canada during World War II to aid Allied production. The No. 4 Mk1 rifles produced at Long Branch were praised for their quality and precision manufacturing, making them a favorite among soldiers and collectors alike. This model saw extensive use during WWII and beyond, solidifying its place as a key firearm in military history.
Key Details:
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Fully deactivated, accompanied by a valid certificate of deactivation, compliant with Belgian and EU regulations.
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Original features: Iconic bolt-action mechanism
- Clear original markings from Long Branch, showcasing its authenticity and provenance.
- Excellent external condition with natural patina and wear reflecting its historical service.
This rifle is a perfect centerpiece for collectors of WWII militaria or enthusiasts of historic firearms.
Price: €795
Location: Belgium
Shipping: Available within the EU at the buyer’s expense. Local collection also possible.
