Luckily, the drill purpose (DP) parts are only that parts off a drill purpose rifle. What's more is that it looks like someone put some shellac on it somewhere down the line and thought they would carve into the stock as well as you can see. It is my understanding that the fatboy stocks came on the Eddystones, so somewhere along the line this rifle was laid in a stock it didn't start out in. I've considered trading it off, but I think I may keep it just because it seems that these aren't so plentiful anymore.Īs you guys can see, she isn't exactly in the best shape. After I bought it, I walked around the gun show and was asked to sell it by a few different individuals. I have seen quite a few M1917 Enfields floating around on GB and other various milsurp retailers online, but I have only seen a very small handful of the P14s and the prices are all over the place. I will try and get some pictures up later. The bore is dark with some light pitting, but the rifling is strong. It is of Eddystone manufacture, and almost all parts are 'E' marked, except for the two aforementioned parts. Also, the volley sights were removed, which I understand drives the value of the rifle down. I meant to ask you fellas this a few months ago when I purchased the rifle, but does anyone have any data on the value of the P14 Enfields (.303 Brit)? I found one at a gun show that is numbers matching and mostly original, with the exception of the lower handguard and magazine plate ('DP' marked).

Pattern 14 enfield parts