Please Help Identify

[Tehjosheh]

Relative found this at great grandfather's house. Can you please help identify? Also if any guesses at value - that would be much appreciated as well:

[Paulie Lugnuts]

Lee Enfield, No.4 Mk.2?

[THBailey]

https://www.ammoland.com/2015/11/britains-lee-enfield-no-4-rifle-history-by-cammack/#axzz6OmvhOkIt

[Rogerbutthead]

magazine missing? Is it in a drawer somewhere in his house? Or in an ammo can with the ammunition?

https://riflemags.co.uk/lee-enfield-no-4-10-round-303-magazine/

[Tehjosheh]

awesome, thank you everyone!

[THBailey]

https://www.gunbroker.com/Bolt-Action-Rifles/search?Keywords=lee%20enfield

Might follow these auctions for an idea of value, but value varies widely depending on condition, model nuances, and date and place of manufacture. You are missing the magazine that would go with the rifle.

[pitfighter]

What a nice thing to find -
$350-$450 -
BTW always verify any quote with as visit to Gunbroker and check realized prices or actual bids.

If you buy a mag and add a sling and/or bayonet, maybe swap out that stock for one that matches the color of the foreend, a little more.
And take nice pictures for GB, but your restoration cost would be about the same as the additional monies.

People like them, but ammo is getting more expensive, so some of these European rifles are suffering value as shooters.

[Garand Hunter]

Keep it and shoot it, .303 ammo is not hard to find.

Psalm 1

[sbo80]

probably need more details to really figure a value. If the barrel is a sewer pipe, you'd be lucky to get even $200 for it. We already see mismatch color stocks, and maybe missing at least one part (magazine). Old milsurp guns are for collectors, so details like serial# matching, year/make, import marks (or lack of) all drive the value. I'm interested in picking up a No4 myself, but without more info would not even consider this one.

[hambam105]

This might be a case of 'The parts are worth more than the gun'.