Ontario | Ottawa | BSA (Birmingham Small Arms) | Non-restricted

This is a Long Lee MKI* built by BSA in 1901. Metal covered by brown patina. No live rust or heavy pitting. Forend has a large repaired crack. Cartouche on butt is clear. Regiment stamping on buttplate tang. Matching serial numbers except bolt.

This is a very interesting 1899 Long Lee MKI* rifle. Receiver and barrel matching, bolt and rear sight mismatched. Buttstock marked MD indicates Militia & Defense of Canada. Top of the receiver stamped C↑G.

Converted Mk3 to a .22 ShtlE trainer rifle.  Was issued to the RCAF in Ottawa where the aviation museum now is, which was previously a training range.  Shoots well, bolt is smooth.

This is a very interesting New Zealand Lee Metford rifle. Built in 1893, replaced to heavy target shooting barrel. Comes with Parker 9G fully adjustable peep sight. Forend wood shortened for couple inches adjusting to new barrel length.

It’s a rare find 1898 Enfield carbine LEC I rifle. Not the No.5 Jungle carbine. Built by BSA, serial numbers matching. Magazine cut off is there. Metal finish is fading at some area but still in good shape. No rust or pitting seen.

BSA Lee Speed retailed by Army and Navy cooperative society  Rifle is the no.

(Rare) BSA AG Parker No1 MKIII* Target rifle

Not your typical Enfield.

This is a Commercial BSA No1MKIII rifle that has been inspected for compliance for Service Rifle matches.