BSA manufactured Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in .303 calibre. Wartime MKIII* model manufactured in 1915. The metalwork is in very good overall used condition. The woodwork is in nice order with an early lower. Matching numbers to the receiver and bolt. The SMLE was used throughout WWI and in this case WWII by allied forces - an important piece of history. Complete with one magazine and two inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

BSA manufactured Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in .303 calibre. Wartime MKIII model manufactured in 1918 and fitted with a magazine cut-off. The metalwork is in very good overall used condition. The woodwork looks to be completely original with the kind of service use you would expect from a piece of this age. Matching numbers to the receiver, nosecap and woodwork. The SMLE was used throughout WWI and in this case WWII by allied forces - an important piece of history. Complete with one magazine, issue sling and two inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

LSA (London Small Arms) manufactured Short Magazine Lee Enfield (SMLE) in .303 calibre. Wartime MKIII model manufactured in 1917 and complete with magazine cut-off plate. The metalwork is in very good overall used condition. The woodwork looks to be completely original and is in nice condition with some service use. Matching numbers to the receiver and woodwork. The SMLE was used throughout WWI and in this case WWII by allied forces - an important piece of history. Complete with one magazine, issue sling and two inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

A really nice used Enfield No4 MKI rifle. This WWII British example has subsequently been refurbished to MKII spec in 1949 by ROF Fazakerley. Chambered in .303, the No4 rifle was the mainstay of allied forces during WWII and was still used extensively into the 1950's and early 1960's. This example is in really nice order with limited service wear to the metalwork and polished stocks. It is fully matching numbered - receiver, bolt and woodwork. Complete with two inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

The K98, based on the on the Gew 98 used during WWI, was the standard Nazi issue weapon of WWII. This is example is an interesting one. It has a wartime dated receiver coded 'dou 45' meaning that it was produced in WWII at a Czech factory under German occupation. Beyond this, it has no Nazi markings, suggesting it was either sanitised post war or it was a wartime reciever used on a post-war build. It is chambered in 7.62mm NATO rather than the usual 7.92mm, although may have started life in 7.92mm with a later conversion. It is fitted with a nice Weaver Micro-Trac scope which although isn't marked as such, is probably around 4 x32. This is fitted to a nice quality Leupold mount. In really nice condition with lovely polished stocks. EU deactivation with a moving bolt and moving trigger (under spring pressure), but without the ability dry fire or field strip. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

A nice deactivated bolt action rifle manufactured by Bergara (Spain) and chambered in .243 calibre. When new/live, these retail for about £900. Fitted with a black polymer stock, this piece has a host of accessories fitted including scope mounting pads, high scope mounts, a good quality mid-range scope, a bipod, a cheekpiece shell holder and a muzzle brake. All the accessories a removable so you can pick and chose to customise it as you like. Beneath the muzzle brake there is what we think is a 14mm x 1mm RH thread for other accessories. Complete with five inert .243 rounds. Current deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger, moving safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here and below (coming soon). Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item

Original Colt manufactured M16A1 in good used condition. Similar to the AK, the M16 needs little introduction and is instantly recognisable. This is the select fire military A1 variant with bird cage flash hider, built in carry handle and bolt forward assist. Complete with one 30 round magazine and 5 inert 5.56mm rounds. Like many M16's of this era the plastic used on the front grips is quite brittle and has some minor repairs. EU deactivation with moving bolt via the charhing (T) handle under spring pressure, removable magazine, moving trigger, moving fire selector/safety and the ability to rotate the upper and lower receivers apart, but without the ability to dry fire or field strip any further. This example also has the the gas tube still in situ and a removable flash hider. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

MORE PHOTOS TO FOLLOW. A WWII British Enfield No4 MKI officially converted to an SKN MKI/II instructional piece. Undoubtedly the mainstay weapon for British forces during WWII, the No4 replaced the earlier SMLE and was produced in vast numbers. This example started life as a WWII MKI rifle manufactured by ROF Fazakerley. The markings aren't very clear but it appears to have been FTR'D in September 1943 suggesting that it was an early No4. These SKN actions were used to train recruits in the operation of the No4 rifle. It is in good used condition with just limited wear to the finish commensurate with use. Complete with the correct sectioned magazine containing 5 inert .303 rounds. EU deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger, working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here and below. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item.

RESERVED. Known as a 'Service Target Rifle', the L39A1 was designed for competition shooting by military units. Only 1213 original L39's were ever produced (between 1968 and 1972) making this a rare rifle. The L39A1 is built on an Enfield No4 MKII action with a free-floating heavy barrel and cut-down woodwork. They were fitted with target sights manufactured by AJ Parker or Parker Hale with there being an element of choice for whichever military unit they were going to. Although fitted with a 10 shot 7.62mm magazine, the primary use for these rifles was for single shot target shooting. As such, the 7.62 magazine was often replaced with a standard .303 magazine used simply to provide a loading platform for individual 7.62mm rounds. This example is a 1970 manufactured piece and is correct in every way. It has fully matching numbers with the correct CR marked original 7.62mm magazine. It is fitted with an AJ Parker sight set and has a brass sight element holder fitted to the bottom of the wrist. Current deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger (under spring pressure), working safety and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here. Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item. A lovely example of a rare gun not often seen deactivated.

A good value deactivated bolt action rifle manufactured by SAKO (Finland) and chambered in .22/250 calibre. This piece has nice hardwood stocks fitted with QD studs for sling swivels or bipod mounting. It is also fitted with scope rings and a generic 4 x 32 scope. It has a non-standard magazine which to be fair, looks to have been fitted just to fill the space. However, with this and its short barrel, it makes the rifle look quite balanced. The safety lever is missing. Current deactivation with a moving bolt, moving trigger and removable magazine but without the ability dry fire or field strip. See our video showing an example of this type of deactivated firearm here and below (coming soon). Sorry - no international sales. Call our freephone credit card sales hotline to buy this item now with your credit or debit card - 0800 772 3499. Proof of ID and age will be required prior to the despatch of this item