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  • #1
    SkyHawk
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Sep 2012
    • 23498

    Classic has Jungle Carbines and No 4

    Enfield # 5 MK1 Jungle Carbine - .303 British 10rd Bolt Action Rifle - Turn In Surplus Condition - C&R Eligible
    https://www.classicfirearms.com/british-enfield-number-5-mk-1-303-jungle-carbine-original-surplus-condition/
    The year is 1944; the British have been in two world wars and are quickly realizing that mobility is essential to keeping troops alive and effective. Thus, the "Jungle Carbine" was born though it was known officially as the Lee-Enfield # 5 MK 1. The .303 British caliber rifle was a scaled-down version of the Enfield No. 4 Mk 1, losing nearly 4 inches of barrel and 2.5 pounds from the original rifle. The Jungle carbine was then fitted with a conical flash hider and a newly designed rubber buttpad. Keeping the same sighting system as the No. 4 Mk 1, it had a fixed front sight and an adjustable peep rear sight, and a flip-up ladder sight for the longer-range shots. The Enfield No. 5 kept the same detachable 10 round magazine. The No. 5 still operated like the original, so no extra training was needed for soldiers to be proficient with this carbine version. The No. 5 never saw action before WWII ended. However, it was issued to British paratroopers probably for an invasion into northern Japan that never happened. The Jungle Carbine saw its action in the colonial conflicts of Southeast Asia following WWII subsequently; that is also where it earned its unofficial nickname. Surplus rifles are becoming harder and harder to find these days and these Jungle Carbines are no different. Do not hesitate to add these to your surplus collection. Please see the extended description below for a solid overview of what you can expect condition-wise on these rifles. NOTE: Due to age of these rifles some of these have appropriate replacement parts. For example some may have substitute MK4 bolt which is the same design but has a smaller bell. 


    Enfield #4 .303 Caliber Bolt Action Rifle - NRA Surplus Good Condition - C & R Eligible
    https://www.classicfirearms.com/enfield-rifle-4-mk1-bolt-action-orig/
    Historic British Enfield #4 Bolt Action Rifle in .303 British Caliber. They are in turn in condition which for Enfields means that that they are well used as most surplus Enfields are. That means dents, dings, scrapes, gouges, discoloration, and possible small cracks in the stocks. It will also mean bluing wear will vary and we have even seen some very minor surface rust on a few.  Having said that, don't let my overly honest description discourage you. We have been through this particular group of rifles and each one has been inspected thoroughly for condition. If it did not meet our condition standard for NRA surplus good then it was rejected and will not be sold under this SKU. Continue below for more complete details.The Enfield #4 Rifle was the workhorse of the British Empire and they remain highly sought after by shooters, hunters, and collectors today.  - C & R Eligible - Note - The default option is for a British/Indian manufactured rifle. Longbranch Mfg available below under the custom options while supplies last.   Hand Select Available for the best of 10 cosmetically. Please see Detailed Description below for a solid overview as to what you can expect condition-wise on these rifles.
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    • #2
      marksmandowntown
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2009
      • 1403
      What are you doing for ammo? I haven't been able to find anything much under a dollar per round for .303 British.
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        • #3
          Bainter1212
          Calguns Addict
          • Feb 2013
          • 5936
          Wow $700 for a beater....that makes mine worth much more than I paid for it.

          I bought 2 cases of Greek .303 when CTD had it a few years back. So many were vowing never to do business with them. I broke the vow to buy that stuff and man I am glad I did. I still have several cans full of it, all on stripper clips.

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            • #4
              smle-man
              I need a LIFE!!
              • Jan 2007
              • 10580
              Originally posted by marksmandowntown
              What are you doing for ammo? I haven't been able to find anything much under a dollar per round for .303 British.
              Bought it when it was cheap. I've sold a bunch off and still have about 400 rds of berdan SA and Portuguese ball and 200 of reloadable PP and WW. More than I'll probably shoot since recoil is getting to be a problem for me.

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                • #5
                  Bainter1212
                  Calguns Addict
                  • Feb 2013
                  • 5936
                  Speaking of......

                  https://www.themosincrate.com/shop-1?cid=b829c669-a149-495a-a3bf-44ec85aa3fc2&utm_campaign=0425f97f-ab2f-423d-99dc-ff9895fe7f67&utm_medium=mail&utm_source=so


                  He won't ship ammo into CA so you'd have to get it shipped elsewhere. Always good to have a buddy in Reno, yes?

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                    • #6
                      smle-man
                      I need a LIFE!!
                      • Jan 2007
                      • 10580
                      Originally posted by Bainter1212
                      Speaking of......

                      https://www.themosincrate.com/shop-1?cid=b829c669-a149-495a-a3bf-44ec85aa3fc2&utm_campaign=0425f97f-ab2f-423d-99dc-ff9895fe7f67&utm_medium=mail&utm_source=so


                      He won't ship ammo into CA so you'd have to get it shipped elsewhere. Always good to have a buddy in Reno, yes?
                      That's some vintage India ammunition. It looks like at least one box is dated 1935.

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                        • #7
                          Nevada Hudson
                          Member
                          • Apr 2010
                          • 482
                          There is a reason Classic just sent me an e-mail about financing a loan for their guns.

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                            • #8
                              C&Rtrader
                              Senior Member
                              • May 2009
                              • 1335
                              my shoulder hurts just looking at those! I recall the recoil being less than pleasant
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                                • #9
                                  BrokerB
                                  Calguns Addict
                                  • Sep 2010
                                  • 5285
                                  still have some jungles in stock! kind of surprised..but it is .303 ammo. I have one of the 7.62 nato conversions from
                                  Gibbs
                                  Love that thing..handy and dam handsome
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