Importer mark on the right of the "1950" dated receiver. Matching serial number on the bolt. Includes a web sling, "No 4 MK II/B" marked spike bayonet, and metal scabbard.

Fine, retaining original finish with light edge wear, corrosion on the front swivel, thinning revealing mostly brown patina, and mild handling wear. The stock is also fine with minor scrapes and original oil finish. Mechanically excellent.

Importer mark on the left of the receiver. Receiver socket marked with "crown/G.R." cypher and "1916" date on the right of the receiver socket, with "410/RFI/1941" Rifle Factory Ishapore conversion mark on the left. Magazine release removed and magazine well filled in with wood. Matching visible serial numbers on the receiver, bolt, and nose cap. Includes a web sling.

Very good as arsenal converted to single shot .410 bore, with mild edge wear, thinning revealing mostly brown patina, minor freckling/spotting, and mild handling wear. The stock is good with a repaired crack in the right side and splice repairs in the butt. Mechanically excellent.

Importer marked on the right of the charger bridge. "1941" dated receiver socket and "1942" dated buttstock. Matching visible serial numbers on the receiver, bolt, forend, and nose cap. Includes a "B.H.G.Ld 1941" marked canvas sling.

Fine, retaining original finish with light edge wear, minor spotting/freckling, thinning revealing brown patina and silvering, and mild handling wear. Stock is also fine as lightly sanded and re-oiled. Mechanically excellent.