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Original British No.4 Lee-Enfield Magazine | SMC WWII Production

Original British No.4 Lee-Enfield Magazine | SMC WWII Production

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Product Description

An original British No.4 Lee-Enfield 10-round magazine manufactured during the Second World War by Standard Motor Company Ltd. (SMC) of Coventry.

Originally known for producing motor vehicles, Standard Motor Company became an important wartime manufacturer, producing complete No.4 rifles (under the ROF Fazakerley programme) and numerous rifle components, including magazines. The SMC manufacturer's stamp identifies this as an authentic wartime-produced magazine.

Designed for the Rifle No.4 Mk I, these detachable 10-round steel magazines were intended to remain paired with the rifle and were normally reloaded using standard British 5-round charger clips.

This example retains its original military finish with honest service wear, making it an excellent addition to any Lee-Enfield or WWII collection.

Historical Note

The Standard Motor Company manufactured substantial quantities of Lee-Enfield components during WWII, and SMC-marked magazines are genuine wartime production items. While not as scarce as some smaller contractors, they are significantly more desirable than unmarked or later post-war magazines.