This is a scarce example of a WWII 1944 production British Enfield No. 4 MK 1 (T) sniper rifle that has been fitted with a No. 32 MK 3 telescope. There were approximately 26,000 of these rifles manufactured and they were the standard issue British sniper rifle. This style of rifle was developed in the late 1930s. These rifles were used through Korea and into the early 1960s when it was replaced by the L42 model. The left side of the butt socket is marked "M47 C/1944/ENGLAND/C34899/TR". Blade front sight with ear protectors and an elevation adjustable folding rear sight. There is a No. 32 MK 3 telescope serial number "395" fitted to a quick detachable mount marked with the matching serial number on the side. Mounted on a semi-straight grip walnut stock marked "S51" on the bottom with proofmarks on the bottom of the wrist, "395" on top of the wrist and the matching serial number on the forward underside of the forearm. There is a correct removable screw-on birch cheekpiece, sling swivels, an aluminum buttplate with trapdoor (empty). With one magazine, correct unmarked U.S. Model 1907 leather sling, leather lens covers, a green scope storage container with matching serial number, leather shoulder strap and scope number label, and adjusting label on the inside of the lid and an original British No.25 wooden storage chest with unreadable red stencilling on the outside of the lid and equipment/care of equipment label on the inside of the lid.