Originally Posted by MightyMacbeth

wasnt the lee enfield light in colour? like the second picture...

Are there any actual real antique guns that still function? M1 Grand? Thompson? or are some just made as replicas?

And also, what about older muskets?

The Enfield, like every military weapon, had mixed parts on them and could go from dark brown to light tan. The armorys didn't bother matching parts.

All of the WW I and WW II weapons are servicable because they were turned in for repair/overhaul pretty regularly. The receivers usually have several armory stamps on them. There were so many made by so many countries that there is no need to make replicas.

The muskets are almost always new repros because the steel wasn't the best and black powder corroded the barrells so badly. If you find an original Brown Bess or an early American flintlock that works, it would cost anywhere from a thousand to ten thousand dollars because of their antique value. I wouldn't fire a weapon that old with much of a load.

THose that are in use in my schol are not replicas. They are left for us by the British army. I think during WWII, lots of Lee Enfield are made!

is there any for sale ?

Well, I am nt sure. You can check the Internet for details!

well I meant the ones in ur country

No, those in my country are not for sale. My government has banned gun sale in my country.

ahhh very well then..

think I got to smuggle them then

haha, from where?

Originally Posted by MightyMacbeth

wasnt the lee enfield light in colour? like the second picture...

Are there any actual real antique guns that still function? M1 Grand? Thompson? or are some just made as replicas?

And also, what about older muskets?

Ya. Here in the U.S. you can walk down to you local gun store and but an M1 Garand for $400 USD.

I'm headed to a gun show this weekend. You guys need to talk to your Representatives.