Can anyone help me date this No4 mk1 lee enfield? there is no

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>>33898226
Post the stamp on the stock band under the bolt handle before you post anything else or you are just wasting everyone's time.

Pic related, that's where the date usually is.

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>>33898238
there is nothing there

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s126 on middle barrel band

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>>33898226
>ask your raifu on a date?
Just take her to the middle of no where, sit down with her, and flip her safety. She can't say no to a nice dinner.

>May even get the lewds

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>>33898285
it is quite sexy

>>33898239
Well, you're fucked then. Good luck!

The 'JB' prefix on the serial means it's a BSA, I think, but there's just no way to know what year it was made in.

>>33898238
>>33898300
But that star of david means Australia

>>33898238
No.4s don't have anything on the right side of the socket. It's all on the left side.

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>>33898226
Going by the SN B26XXX that would make it a 1942 ROF Fazakerely. A prefix of JB doesn't exist that I know of, and being a Mk 1 makes sense.

Looks pretty good man. They're great guns.

>>33898575
Yea i thought it was Fazakerely how did you find the date? is their a database lf SNs i can look at?

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>>33898602
I have a book that has the SN ranges for the different factories.

>>33898624
wow cool man thanks for the help

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>>33898650
No problem. I enjoy dating No.4s. If you have any other questions about your rifle I lurk in the surplus gun threads and the /arg/ threads.

>>33898714
ok thanks bud