Lee Enfield No. 2 MK IV* Trainer

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[@johnathanmurray4777]

Thanks for sharing this rifle from your Dad's collection, very cool. I don't think anyone can every outgrow, or out "train" a 22LR.

[@kevanhubbard9673]

I've seen Lee Enfield's converted to 9mm Flobert and .410 shot shells too which I think was done with surplus rifles from after WW2.

[@jeffshootsstuff]

Super cool

[@dbmail545]

I follow Bloke on the Range. I would love to have one of these. 20's😮wow!

[@davidjernigan8161]

The # on the brass stock tag is probably the rack number.

[@doejohn8674]

Cool rifle!

[@alancrews2066]

Very cool.

[@FindersKeepers88]

Good, thx. Nice to have such a great trainer Lee Enfield

[@BuffRANGE]

Right on

[@John1911]

These are neat guns.

[@faka.umake.me.bizzzatch7458]

When I was in cadets I used them and my Grandfather used them for training before going overseas for WW2 All made at Long Branch Arsenal in Ontario Canada. Nice piece of history.

[@tp3521]

Neat!