1943 Long Branch No.4 Mk1* Lee Enfield - .303 British

1943 Long Branch Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk1* – Matching Numbers

Product Description:

This 1943 Long Branch Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk1* is a genuine piece of Canadian military history. Produced at the Long Branch Arsenal in Ontario during the height of the Second World War, this rifle represents Canada’s vital contribution to the Allied war effort.

Chambered in the classic .303 British, the No.4 Mk1* is renowned for its rugged reliability, fast-cycling bolt action, and accuracy in the field. This example features matching serial numbers, making it especially desirable for collectors seeking authenticity and originality.

Unlike many surplus rifles, this piece has retained its wartime character and integrity, making it not just a functional firearm but a historically significant artifact. Whether you are a military collector, Lee-Enfield enthusiast, or Canadian history buff, this Long Branch rifle is an exceptional find.

Key Features:

• Authentic Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk1* service rifle

• Manufactured in 1943 at the Canadian Long Branch Arsenal

• Chambered in .303 British – the iconic Commonwealth calibre

• Matching serial numbers – adds collector value and originality

• Classic 10-round detachable magazine with smooth bolt-action cycling

• Built to WWII specifications – durable, reliable, and accurate

Historical Significance:

The Long Branch factory was Canada’s primary wartime rifle producer, supplying hundreds of thousands of No.4 rifles to Allied forces. Rifles with intact matching numbers are increasingly scarce, making this example a valuable addition to any collection of WWII firearms or Canadian military memorabilia.