it stands for Edward It is his middle name, Edward
Edwards
E-gunparts is where I'd look. I have ordered Enfield parts from them before, so they do carry them. Are you looking for a magizine or clips? They ARE NOT the same. A clip is a cheap disposible piece of sheet metal the holds 5 rounds and is used to load or "charge" the magizine. The magazine.is the ammunation resevour. You have a Short, Magizine, Lee Enfiled, Mark III. Under the bolt handle, the stock socket is stamped "Sht M.L.E. III*" After 1926, the Brits called this rifle the No.1 rifle. BEWARE - the magizines of the No.1 and No.'s 4/5 rifles ARE NOT interchangaable.The clips,however will work in all of the Lees.
because robert e lee went to lee county alot and was a general.
George E. Lee was born in 1896.
S-short rifle M-magazine fed L-lee E-enfield
Erma EMP.35. A German submachinegun from the 1930s with a side mounted magazine. The 'Elf' is a Ukranian-made submachinegun which fires the 9x18 Makarov cartridge, and the magazine feeds through the pistol grip in a similar manner to the Uzi. Eagle Arms is a US firearms manufacturer, and the parent company of Armalite. Enfield is a name commonly used to describe firearms manufactured in the United Kingdom at the Enfield Arsenal. Weapons manufactured at Enfield include the Enfield revolvers, Short Magazine Lee-Enfield rifle, the BREN light machine gun, and the Enfield EM-2. The Pattern 14 Enfield rifle was manufactured under contract for the Enfield armory.
it stands for Edward It is his middle name, Edward
Edwards
Your Enfield is most likely an Indian arsenal Ishapore No. 2A MKIII the magazine is a 10 Round .308 Magazine. They are plentifull, the best source is Numrich gun parts or E-gunparts.They are about $35.00
E-gunparts is where I'd look. I have ordered Enfield parts from them before, so they do carry them. Are you looking for a magizine or clips? They ARE NOT the same. A clip is a cheap disposible piece of sheet metal the holds 5 rounds and is used to load or "charge" the magizine. The magazine.is the ammunation resevour. You have a Short, Magizine, Lee Enfiled, Mark III. Under the bolt handle, the stock socket is stamped "Sht M.L.E. III*" After 1926, the Brits called this rifle the No.1 rifle. BEWARE - the magizines of the No.1 and No.'s 4/5 rifles ARE NOT interchangaable.The clips,however will work in all of the Lees.
There are two, Enfield and Ealing.
70 miles taking this route:Take M25(E) STANSTED AIRPORT (via A10), from Enfield, to A12(E) CHELMSFORD @ J28.Take A12 to Ipswich.
I have a 303 #4MK1/2(F)FTR made by E>J> Churchill
Enfield and Ealing
Robert E Lee's wife.
Yes, Lighthorse Harry Lee was Robert E. Lee's father.