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    Posted: September 26 2006 at 2:44pm

Just thought I’d share a few shots of some recent purchases.

Top is an un-issued Savage No.4Mk.1* Literally mint and of course all matching.

Second is a ’45 No.2Mk.1* made at Enfield. Not mint but nice and original and all matching as well.
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Nice -very nice.The pistol looks like A Webley
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what year was it made?
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Originally posted by hoadie hoadie wrote:

Nice -very nice.The pistol looks like A Webley
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Webley and Enfield pistols look very similar. I think Webley sold the design to the British Government. All I know for sure is they’re a hoot to shoot!

 

Originally posted by Jonsered Jonsered wrote:

what year was it made?

Savage stopped dating there rifles early on so it’s not easy to say. Best guess would be 1943 or so.

 
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 Savage ended production in '45 , then sold the remaining "stuff " to Longbranch ....right ??
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Originally posted by Tymber Tymber wrote:

 Savage ended production in '45 , then sold the remaining "stuff " to Longbranch ....right ??
If memory serves it was 1944 but yes when production stopped they shipped the remaining parts up to Long Branch. I have seen a few late war Long Branch rifles with the odd Savage marked part on it. Because all Savages were built during the war and under Brit. contract it’s almost imposable to find one that wasn’t put into service as soon as it was built. I’m usually a Long Branch collector but how often are you going to find a war produced Enfield in un-issued condition?
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Nice rifle.  Not much of a fan of handguns.  Safe queens is all there good for.  A sling shot is more deadly.
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some thing must be wrong on my end.  i dont see any pictures???
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I have Error on page  coming up at the bottom of my screen  ?????
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Enfield Revolvers are an important part of the war time Enfield story. No.4 rifles weren’t produced at Enfield during the war. The .380 (38S&W) round that the pistol is chambered in is rather anemic but it’s light, easy to carry and easy to shoot. I’d rather this than nothing at all but would much rather have my S&W Mod.28 in .357 Mag. Cool

White Rhino I don’t know what to say. Works fine for me and a few of my friends that have looked at the page.

 
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Originally posted by White Rhino White Rhino wrote:

some thing must be wrong on my end.  i dont see any pictures???

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Originally posted by #4Mk1(T) #4Mk1(T) wrote:

Originally posted by Tymber Tymber wrote:

 Savage ended production in '45 , then sold the remaining "stuff " to Longbranch ....right ??

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If you would've bin with me - you woulda seen a wagon load of 'em STILL IN CRATES!(wrapped & greased)
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hoadie..mate how much to get the crate shipped to OZ!!!! and will he swap for a well used ma in law? ill wrap her in grease too if he wants.Smile
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 Hoadie , are these Savage rifles available ?
My '43 Savage is a restored bubba , without the US PROPERTY stamp.  There is no evidence of any grinding but that does not rule out a very well done scrub job.
I made sure all the parts where Savage , but I had probs finding  correct stocks so I settled for a unissued Beechwood set from Numrich which worked out pretty good .
I couldn't help but taking the "restoration" a step further however...Wink
 
 
 
 
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