Manufactured in 1903 according to page 118 of Nigel Brown's "British Gunmakers Volume One: London". Blued steel chopperlump barrels with a ramped beaded blade front sight with flip-up moon bead, four leaf (one standing, three folding) rear sight on the raised rear quarter rib, standard Birmingham nitro proofs for a 400 grain bullet over 60 grains of cordite, and chambers with extractor. The barrels are marked "W. J. Jeffery & Co. 13. KING St." and "St. JAMES St LONDON. S.W." on the left and right respectively. The casehardened boxlock action is unadorned aside from "W. J. Jeffery & Co." marked on either side. The rifle features bushed firing pins, double triggers, and a tang mounted automatic safety switch. Beautifully figured, multi-point checkered splinter forend with an Anson button release and pistol grip stock with blue grip cap, blank inscription oval, and serrated bare butt. Length of pull 14 5/16 inches (cast-off). Weight 10 lbs. 7 oz.

Very fine, retaining 98% professionally reapplied blue and casehardened finishes with light handling evidence, some minor oxidation in the case colors, and a dented trigger guard. The left side of the wrist shows a professional repair with a new piece of wood inlet and recheckered. Otherwise the wood is very fine as restored with a few dings and scratches, browned patina on the grip cap, and crisp recut checkering. Mechanically excellent.