Help with ID please

Not too confusing.  Savage made No.4 rifles for the brits during WWII and to get around Lend-Lease restrictions stamped Savage made rifles with "U.S. Property" with a nod and a wink, not expecting to get them back.  Both Long Branch in Canada and Savage Arms in the United States made a slightly different version of the No.4 rifle:  the No.4 MkI*.  The rifle underwent an FTR (Factory Thorough repair" in 1948.  The rifle was re-imported into the United States and because of the Gun Control Act of 1968 all military rifles imported into the U.S. had to have the caliber and country of manufacture stamped somewhere on the rifle.  Ignorant people, believing any and all 'Lee Enfield' just HAD to be built in England erroneously stamped an American made rifle with 'England'.  I've seen Australian and Canadian made rifles stamped 'England' also.

There's nothing wrong with a good sporter unless a perfectly sound rifle was chopped to make one nowadays, they are getting rarer & they aren't making them any more.

Back in the day, or with a somehow damaged set of wood IMO its still fine.

Here's my No5 "Goobermint Model Sporter."

The semi-flush "5 round magazine" is one of the Japanese made ones for Santa Fe

Great to have a family owned rifle. Please share some photos of it.