Help with repro Jungle Carbine

[borderguy]

I've had this in the safe for several years, but haven't been able to ID it much.
It appears to be a cut down #4, but beyond that I haven't a clue.
Anyone have an idea on what I've got?
Thanks!

[Enfield47]

You are correct that it looks like a cut down No4. I don't see the lightening cuts on the receiver around the rear sight which is a giveaway. Here's a pic that shows some of the differences between the No4 and No5.

[Full Clip]

Being a #4, that probably means it will be accurate.

[smle-man]

Conversion by Navy Arms. Not an original but probably a great shooter.

[nstoolman1]

Anyone have an idea on what I've got?
Thanks!

You have some very large pictures.

And the obligatory toe shot

Nice rifle.

[SVT-40]

Check the below pics from a Navy Arms catalog...You have rifle "C" $200 dealer cost back in the 90's

[capt14k]

It seems Navy Arms liked to "create" rifles. I understand many of the "Unissued" Chinese T53 came out of Navy Arms but that wasn't the way they went in.

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[userformerlyknownasfitty]

Check the below pics from a Navy Arms catalog...You have rifle "C" $200 dealer cost back in the 90's

Interesting how much they want for the ballester molina.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

Thank goodness those catalog gun and ammo prices are not current! My nest egg would be vaporized and the range would be a lot more crowded!!