This is a late 1944 dated WWII British Enfield No 4 MK 1(T) sniper rifle with the scope, mount and metal scope storage can. These rifles were developed in the late 1930s and were the standard WWII British sniper rifle, which was used until the early 1960s. There were approximately 26,000 of this model made in total with most of these being imported in the 1960s by Interarms. The side of the receiver is marked "No. 4 Mk. I/T" and the buttsocket is marked "M47C/1944/G33082/TR". The rifle is fitted with a blade front sight and adjustable tangent military rear sight. It has the wartime semi-pistol grip stock, that is fitted with a wooden cheekpiece on top of the comb and a full-length forestock and two top handguards. The underside of the buttstock marked "S51" indicating conversion at Holland and Holland along with the correct British acceptance proofs on the forend with the top of the stock stamped with scope number "16633". It is fitted with a No 32 MK3 scope that is marked "TEL. SIGHTING/No. 32 Mk.3/O.S. 2039A/No 16633". The mount has a "N92" makers mark on the front end and is numbered G33082 on the upper rear corner. The scope rings are stamped on the top and bottom half, respectively "R323" and "R324". This sniper rifle is complete with one original box magazine, a set of original leather scope caps that are stamped with a British "broad arrow stamp/1944" and a No 8 metal scope can. The can is numbered on the outside in white paint, "G 33082". Inside the lid of the scope can is a second label that is marked "Rifle No. G 33082/Telescope No. 16633". The rifle comes with a WWII US Army type unmarked canvas sling.