I need help.

[SoCalRayJr]

Hello all,
I just acquired a few rifles and need help getting the value of one of them.
The rifle I have is a Lee Enfield no4 mk2 UF55A serial number.
Looks like the rifle has not been fired, as the barrel still have a lot of cosmoline and the stock look like it had some wax on it...I really had to do a bunch of cleanup.





Thanks
Ray

[God Bless America]

Nice. Does it have an FTR stamp on it anywhere?

ETA one like yours (in Rocklin) did not sell on GB for $1100. Ended with no bids. https://www.gunbroker.com/item/806567569

[scamp62]

I will give you $20.00 plus a six-pack of Bud Light & a carton of red apples.
What say you SoCal.........truly a beautiful rifle,
But if you accept my offer let me know and I'm on my way !!!!

[socom2shooter]

That's a amazing looking Enfield I am not ashamed to say I am jealous.

[highpower]

Your rifle was among the last batch of Enfields produced. Most were sold new in their mummy wrap packaging. Since yours is still unfired I would say it is worth $650-$800, depending on how much someone wants it. IMO, they are an interesting variant and are fantastic shooters, but the value suffers a little bit because of their post WWII production.

[SkyHawk]

Around $800. These unfired Enfields are more common than you might imagine.

[Mustang]

Maybe a little higher---$800 to $1000.

I've got a couple of those, including a pair with consecutive serial numbers, one still in the wrap and one out, but unfired.

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1239274

There have been recent sales of those on GB in the price range I suggest...

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/807798187

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/810894615

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/810580689

The rifles still in the wrap go for considerably more.

[SoCalRayJr]

Thank you all for the info.