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303s & EX MILITARY RIFLES
List last updated 21 September 2023
List last updated 21 September 2023

BSA MkIII 577/450 (W128)
Price $1295 plus postage
Price $1295 plus postage

Lithgow No1 MkIII* 303 (W112)
Price $1295 plus postage
Price $1295 plus postage

Lithgow No1 MkIII* 22 Hornet (W111)
Includes Nikko Stirling Mount Master 4x32 scope.
Price $695 plus postage
Includes Nikko Stirling Mount Master 4x32 scope.
Price $695 plus postage

BSA Cadet 310 (W109)
Price $450 plus postage
Price $450 plus postage

Arisaka Type 38 6.5x50 (W084)
Price $850 plus postage
Price $850 plus postage

Longbranch No4 MkI* 303 (W043)
Price $750 plus postage
Price $750 plus postage

Lithgow No1 MkIII* 303 (V260)
1944. Coachwood timbers. Un-numbered bolt. Mis-matched numbers.
Barrel 8-44. Bore 8/10.
Price $1850 plus postage
1944. Coachwood timbers. Un-numbered bolt. Mis-matched numbers.
Barrel 8-44. Bore 8/10.
Price $1850 plus postage

BSA SHT LEIII* 303 (V164)
1915. Pre-dates the official acceptance of III*. III* approved Jan 1916. BSA first batch Sept 1915. Re-barrelled Lithgow.
Price $1450 plus postage
1915. Pre-dates the official acceptance of III*. III* approved Jan 1916. BSA first batch Sept 1915. Re-barrelled Lithgow.
Price $1450 plus postage

Lithgow SHT LEIII 303 (U132)
Price $1650 plus postage
Price $1650 plus postage

Lithgow SHT LEIII 303 (M255)
1916. Qld maple timber. Barrel dated 1916. Un-numbered nose cap. Piling swivel. WWII refurbished. No rear volley peep and ground side plate.
Price $1975 plus postage
1916. Qld maple timber. Barrel dated 1916. Un-numbered nose cap. Piling swivel. WWII refurbished. No rear volley peep and ground side plate.
Price $1975 plus postage

Lithgow No 1 MkIII* 303 (W032)
1944 dated. Matching action, bolt, nose cap and timber (faint). Heavy barrel.
Bore 7/10.
Price $1250 plus postage
1944 dated. Matching action, bolt, nose cap and timber (faint). Heavy barrel.
Bore 7/10.
Price $1250 plus postage

Enfield ME1 303 (W025)
Great project gun/rebuild. AS IS.
Price $495 plus postage
Great project gun/rebuild. AS IS.
Price $495 plus postage

BSA & Co. Lee Speed 303 (W024)
Price $1450 plus postage
Price $1450 plus postage

Mauser 98 30-06 (V300)
Price $450 plus postage
Price $450 plus postage

Lithgow SMLE III* 303 (V280)
Price $1250 plus postage
Price $1250 plus postage

Lithgow SMLE III* 303 (V279)
Price $1250 plus postage
Price $1250 plus postage

Enfield SHT LEIII* 303 (V270)
1916.
Price $1450 plus postage
1916.
Price $1450 plus postage

Ankara 1903 8mm (V269)
Price $650 plus postage
Price $650 plus postage

Lithgow SHT LEIII* 303 (V268)
Price $2350 plus postage
Price $2350 plus postage

BRNO K98 7.62mm (V263)
SOLD
SOLD

Ankara GEW88/05/35 8mm (V262)
Price $1250 plus postage
Price $1250 plus postage

BSA Cadet 310 (V259)
Price $450 plus postage
Price $450 plus postage

Husqvarna 1938 6.5x55 (V258)
Price $1100 plus postage
Price $1100 plus postage

Itajuba M954 30-06 (V257)
Price $950 plus postage
Price $950 plus postage

BSA SHT LEIII 303 (V256)
Price $1850 plus postage
Price $1850 plus postage

Mauser 98K 8mm (V255)
Price $2850 plus postage
Price $2850 plus postage

BSA No4 MkI 303 (V254)
Price $1250 plus postage
Price $1250 plus postage

Carl Gustaf 1896/38 6.5x55 (V253)
Price $985 plus postage
Price $985 plus postage

Fabrica De Armas 43 8x57 (V252)
Price $950 plus postage
Price $950 plus postage

Enfield MkIV 577/450 (V251)
Price $1850 plus postage
Price $1850 plus postage

DWM 1904 8mm (V249)
Price $750 plus postage
Price $750 plus postage

Enfield ICI 577/450 (V248)
Price $1850 plus postage
Price $1850 plus postage

Lithgow No1 MkIII* 303 (V155)
1943. Mis-matched bolt, matching nose cap.
Bore 0/10. Original barrel.
Price $750 plus postage
1943. Mis-matched bolt, matching nose cap.
Bore 0/10. Original barrel.
Price $750 plus postage

BSA SHT LE1*** 303 (V074)
1905. All matching numbers, including barrel and rear sight. Bore mostly shiny with some darkness to rifling.
Price $1850 plus postage
1905. All matching numbers, including barrel and rear sight. Bore mostly shiny with some darkness to rifling.
Price $1850 plus postage

Lithgow No1 MkIII* 303-25 (V071)
Includes Nikko Stirling 4x40 scope and mount.
Price $475 plus postage
Includes Nikko Stirling 4x40 scope and mount.
Price $475 plus postage

Enfield A.C.II 303 (V009)
Price $1450 plus postage
Price $1450 plus postage

BSA MkIII 577-450 (U263)
1887.
Price $1895 plus postage
1887.
Price $1895 plus postage

BSA Martini 219 Zipper (U228)
Includes Tasco 3-9x40 scope.
Marked "Commonwealth of Australia, VIC, 7551".
Price $650 plus postage
Includes Tasco 3-9x40 scope.
Marked "Commonwealth of Australia, VIC, 7551".
Price $650 plus postage

BSA Cadet 310 (U225)
Very tidy BSA Cadet. Un-usual no state markings. Matching numbers. Very good bore 8/10. Great shooter or collector.
Price $585 plus postage
Very tidy BSA Cadet. Un-usual no state markings. Matching numbers. Very good bore 8/10. Great shooter or collector.
Price $585 plus postage

Greener Takedown 22cal (U224)
Price $495 plus postage
Price $495 plus postage

Greener Cadet 297-230cal (U222)
Price $850 plus postage
Price $850 plus postage

BSA SHT LEIII 303 (U137)
1912. Includes heavy barrel, mag cut off, front volley, piling swivel, windage adjustable rear sight. Missing rear volley.
Price $1595 plus postage
1912. Includes heavy barrel, mag cut off, front volley, piling swivel, windage adjustable rear sight. Missing rear volley.
Price $1595 plus postage

Martini Enfield MkI 303 (U080)
Originally Martini Henry MkIII (1882), converted to M.E. .303 I in 1895.
Q/|\G stamped.
Price $1100 plus postage
Originally Martini Henry MkIII (1882), converted to M.E. .303 I in 1895.
Q/|\G stamped.
Price $1100 plus postage

Lee Enfield No4 MkI/3 303 (U041)
FTR'd 1954 - all matching numbers.
SOLD
FTR'd 1954 - all matching numbers.
SOLD

GEW 88 S - 8mm Mauser (U021)
Manufactured by Steyr - dated 1890. Original pattern, this rifle has not had the '05 or '14 modifications that were applied to most GEW 88's during WWI.
Price $1295 plus postage
Manufactured by Steyr - dated 1890. Original pattern, this rifle has not had the '05 or '14 modifications that were applied to most GEW 88's during WWI.
Price $1295 plus postage

Mauser Model 88 8mm (U015)
Price $1150 plus postage
Price $1150 plus postage

GEW 88/05/14 - 8mm (U014)
Manufactured by the Imperial Arsenal Amberg - dated 1890.
SOLD
Manufactured by the Imperial Arsenal Amberg - dated 1890.
SOLD

Gustloff Werke K98 8mm (T283)
Manufactured 1944.
Price $3950 plus postage
Manufactured 1944.
Price $3950 plus postage

Erfurt K98 8mm (T282)
Manufactured at the Imperial Arsenal Erfurt - 1918. Originally Kar98.
Price $2850 plus postage
Manufactured at the Imperial Arsenal Erfurt - 1918. Originally Kar98.
Price $2850 plus postage

Martini Enfield MkI 303 (T216)
Victorian issue.
Price $995 plus postage
Converted from Martini Henry III (1882), the barrel length was the same as the Lee Enfield MkII Magazine rifle. Due to the introduction of Cordite propellant, the shallow Metford rifling was found to be exhausted after approx. 5000 rounds due to the higher velocity and heat increase.
The fore-end is fitted with the metal hook plate as found on the MkIII rifle; however, barrel length is 30.2” (76.5cm) long, and of a lightweight profile. Sighting is via an 1800-yard leaf. The foresight is a traditional barleycorn on block.
The M-E Mk has the same top wooden handguard as fitted to the Magazine Lee Enfield rifle, except held by a single spring clip.
Unusually the M-E was designed to accept a bushed pattern 1876 22” bayonet, with a raised hump to clear the foresight, when fitted the bayonet is slung underneath (not side) of the barrel.
48,000 manufactured by Enfield 5th July 1895.
Markings on the Right-hand side of the receiver are V.R III,
left hand V.R M.E. .303, I.
Victorian issue.
Price $995 plus postage
Converted from Martini Henry III (1882), the barrel length was the same as the Lee Enfield MkII Magazine rifle. Due to the introduction of Cordite propellant, the shallow Metford rifling was found to be exhausted after approx. 5000 rounds due to the higher velocity and heat increase.
The fore-end is fitted with the metal hook plate as found on the MkIII rifle; however, barrel length is 30.2” (76.5cm) long, and of a lightweight profile. Sighting is via an 1800-yard leaf. The foresight is a traditional barleycorn on block.
The M-E Mk has the same top wooden handguard as fitted to the Magazine Lee Enfield rifle, except held by a single spring clip.
Unusually the M-E was designed to accept a bushed pattern 1876 22” bayonet, with a raised hump to clear the foresight, when fitted the bayonet is slung underneath (not side) of the barrel.
48,000 manufactured by Enfield 5th July 1895.
Markings on the Right-hand side of the receiver are V.R III,
left hand V.R M.E. .303, I.

Lithgow SHT LEIII* 303 (T108)
1918. Matching action, bolt, barrel (1918), nose cap, timber and rear sight. 2 MD. Mag cut-off. Piling swivel. Bore 8/10.
SOLD
1918. Matching action, bolt, barrel (1918), nose cap, timber and rear sight. 2 MD. Mag cut-off. Piling swivel. Bore 8/10.
SOLD

Lithgow No1 MkIII 303 (T088)
Bore very good, strong and shiny, 8-9/10. Exterior has unusual rust pitting in many small areas. Timber very good. Matching action, nose cap, bolt.
Price $995 plus postage
Bore very good, strong and shiny, 8-9/10. Exterior has unusual rust pitting in many small areas. Timber very good. Matching action, nose cap, bolt.
Price $995 plus postage

Steyr M95 8mm (T086)
Barrelled action with nose cap and barrel band.
SOLD
Barrelled action with nose cap and barrel band.
SOLD

Russian Olympic Running Boar 7.62x54R (S201)
Price $1850 plus postage
Price $1850 plus postage

Greener Martini Cadet 310 (S074)
Marked D^D QLD 1478. Non/matching numbers. 3/09 faint date on butt stock. Bore average. Some nail holes in butt stock.
Price $525 plus postage
Marked D^D QLD 1478. Non/matching numbers. 3/09 faint date on butt stock. Bore average. Some nail holes in butt stock.
Price $525 plus postage

Mauser K98 8mm (S066)
K98 S/42G 1935 second year of manufacture, before the year was stamped on the action. From the main Mauser factory in Oberndorf. Very early 98 with matching numbers.
Price $7450 plus postage
K98 S/42G 1935 second year of manufacture, before the year was stamped on the action. From the main Mauser factory in Oberndorf. Very early 98 with matching numbers.
Price $7450 plus postage

BSA Martini Cadet 310 (R231)
1st Pattern, Qld Issue, D^D stamped action and butt. 4/09 dated.
Bore strong 8/10.
Price $695 plus postage
1st Pattern, Qld Issue, D^D stamped action and butt. 4/09 dated.
Bore strong 8/10.
Price $695 plus postage

Martini Enfield MkI 303 (R206)
Originally Martini Henry MkIII (1880), converted to M.E. .303 I in 1895.
Bore 6/10. NZ marked. Some pitting in bore with worn muzzle.
Price $1195 plus postage
Originally Martini Henry MkIII (1880), converted to M.E. .303 I in 1895.
Bore 6/10. NZ marked. Some pitting in bore with worn muzzle.
Price $1195 plus postage

Enfield LEI* 303 (R202)
COLLECTOR ONLY.
Drill Purpose (DP) Marked. DP cut through the chamber. This is a DP firearm only and not able to be fired. It is a Charger Loader Lee Enfield I*. It retains the front & rear volley sights. Piling swivel. Mag cut off.
Price $1295 plus postage
In 1907 the British adopted a new universal short rifle (the SMLE) that used charger (aka stripper) clips. Previous models of the Lee in British service had to be loaded one round at a time by hand. In order to make use of the hundreds of thousands of “Long Lee” (and Metford) rifles already manufactured, the British instituted a program to update them with charger guides. The began in 1908 and ran to 1914, although the majority were done in 1909 and 1910. In addition to removing the dust cover and fitting the charger guide, the front sight, rear sight, magazine, and volley sights were all updated. The new sights were windage-adjustable on both front and rear, and calibrated for Mk VI ammunition (although many were later updated again and re-re-calibrated for Mk VII ammunition).
These CLLE rifles would serve as second-line rifles in World War One and even through the end of World War Two.
COLLECTOR ONLY.
Drill Purpose (DP) Marked. DP cut through the chamber. This is a DP firearm only and not able to be fired. It is a Charger Loader Lee Enfield I*. It retains the front & rear volley sights. Piling swivel. Mag cut off.
Price $1295 plus postage
In 1907 the British adopted a new universal short rifle (the SMLE) that used charger (aka stripper) clips. Previous models of the Lee in British service had to be loaded one round at a time by hand. In order to make use of the hundreds of thousands of “Long Lee” (and Metford) rifles already manufactured, the British instituted a program to update them with charger guides. The began in 1908 and ran to 1914, although the majority were done in 1909 and 1910. In addition to removing the dust cover and fitting the charger guide, the front sight, rear sight, magazine, and volley sights were all updated. The new sights were windage-adjustable on both front and rear, and calibrated for Mk VI ammunition (although many were later updated again and re-re-calibrated for Mk VII ammunition).
These CLLE rifles would serve as second-line rifles in World War One and even through the end of World War Two.

Francotte Cadet 297-230 (R125)
Victorian marked. Sold out of Service marked. Bore average.
Price $950 plus postage
This was one of several variants of 'cadet martini' rifles that were used in Australia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for cadet training. Skennerton (Australian Service Longarms, 1975) states that the Victorian Government purchased the first 500 Francottes in 1887 at a cost of 3 pounds each. These were issued to Victorian cadets until being withdrawn in 1911 when Senior Cadet training was introduced.
Victorian marked. Sold out of Service marked. Bore average.
Price $950 plus postage
This was one of several variants of 'cadet martini' rifles that were used in Australia in the late 19th and early 20th centuries for cadet training. Skennerton (Australian Service Longarms, 1975) states that the Victorian Government purchased the first 500 Francottes in 1887 at a cost of 3 pounds each. These were issued to Victorian cadets until being withdrawn in 1911 when Senior Cadet training was introduced.

BSA Martini Cadet 310 (Q283)
Matching numbers on barrel and action.
Non-matching butt stamped CMF N.S.W. 25733 3/12 dated.
Barrel is poor condition. Suit re-barrel, custom build or parts.
Price $265 plus postage
Matching numbers on barrel and action.
Non-matching butt stamped CMF N.S.W. 25733 3/12 dated.
Barrel is poor condition. Suit re-barrel, custom build or parts.
Price $265 plus postage

Lithgow No1 Skeletonised 303 (A216)
Price $550 plus postage
Price $550 plus postage
Brand New 303 Barrels
Correct No1 MkIII profile, slotted for front sight, threaded, chambered and grooved for extractor.
Ready to fit. Revamp that 303 with a brand new barrel.
Blued Standard Profile only available (not pictured)
Price $685 each plus postage
Correct No1 MkIII profile, slotted for front sight, threaded, chambered and grooved for extractor.
Ready to fit. Revamp that 303 with a brand new barrel.
Blued Standard Profile only available (not pictured)
Price $685 each plus postage
Reproduction Lithgow No1 MkIII* 303 Timbers Sets
Currently SOLD OUT - Next shipment due 2024 - Price will increase
Currently SOLD OUT - Next shipment due 2024 - Price will increase

This is an example of a 303 that has been fitted with the new manufacture timbers set.