.303, 10 rd. capacity and broad arrow marked. We’ve worked on having these made accurately for over 2 years of development & testing. Exactly like the WW2 issue magazine! Extremely difficult to find on the market and we’ve been very challenged to keep originals in stock. Due to the many variations in Enfield rifles, magazines may require minor adjustments for feeding.
14 Reviews
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Doesn't Work..Don't Buy
It Doesn't work. It is narrower than an OG magazine. My rifle cannot strip a round off the top. It doesn't rock into place and click like an OG mag does. Don't buy this.
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#4 MK1 Rifle Magazine, Repro
These are great replacement magazines, but I found that the lug on the rear (long side) of the magazine is too thick to lock into the magazine release lever. A little gentle filing and polishing (or goes in so tight it is almost impossible to remove it) , while comparing to an original magazine, and now it is perfect. I refinished the lug where I filed for rust protection, and it is perfect!
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Lee Enfield
Purchased 4 magazines all of them Required Normal Front Feed Lip Adjustment for the rifle.
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Magazines
Had to adjust the front tabs before the first use but other than that they worked great!
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Enfiield No.4 Mk.1 magazine
Fits well, decent finish, functions good
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No4 Mk1 magazine
Nice park, fits right into rifle. No issue with feed
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CLOSE BUT NOT QUITE
It looks close to the one that came with my Lee Enfield No4 MK2 but the shell tabs at the top of the magazine are different. With one I tried grinding it down with a Dremel tool but this didn't help. It just jams with every shell.
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#4 MK1 RIFLE MAGAZINE, REPRO
I am not in a place where I test how well this magazine works, but it did fit my "jungle" version 303, just fine. If I can, I will update this review when I have been able to fire a few rounds.
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ENFIELD MAGAZINES
MAGAZINES APPEAR TO BE CLONES OF THE ORIGINALS. FIT AND FUNCTION JUST LIKE THE ORIGINALS. GOOD WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE.
