Wow. Those would go for a fair amount of wonga these days. Fair play to himI know of two one's had around 20 rds the other had nothing but proof from factory , both he will not sellas he helped make them as a youth working at Enfield . He got them from there small bore club when the factory closed.
but i'll ask again .![]()
They haven’t been destroyed they are sat in an armoury awaiting a discussion on whether they are sold to another Army or if they can be sold to the public.There’s not many about. When the cadets replaced them, lots of people got excited about getting a surplus example.
They were all destroyed rather than sold off.
No appetite for selling service rifles to civilians anymore in this country.
Better anyone "investing" in them sells them now before the market gets flooded!They haven’t been destroyed they are sat in an armoury awaiting a discussion on whether they are sold to another Army or if they can be sold to the public.