I wouldn't give anymore than $200 for it

 

Can we see a picture of the rear portion of the left side of the receiver, behind where you showed us the Savage markings? Also, does the barrel have the original front sight, or has that been removed?

 

If its US property, its a No4 Mk.1, Quite possibly made by savage. Its not a collector's piece, but its probably a great shooter. While they do make commercial hunting-style enfields, this one started out military and was turned this way. If you want an investment or a piece of history, walk away. If you want a cool rifle that's unique, pick it up.

 

Can we see a picture of the rear portion of the left side of the receiver, behind where you showed us the Savage markings? Also, does the barrel have the original front sight, or has that been removed?

Never mind with that request. I've checked the spacing against one I used to have and it isn't correct. Thought there was the off chance you had a sportered Savage sniper. Screw spacing is off, so no need to see if it is drilled and tapped for the rear pad.

 

The collectors value has been ruined by the modifications. I'm with Wahoo $100-200 depending on bore.

 

The bore is great, i'm just looking to pick up a cheap "Loner" rifle for my weekend warrior (family) deer hunters. and I confirmed the price at $150, so I think I will keep it. thanks guys!

 

For $150 you did fine. I would keep it and use it to put venison in the freezer.