WW2 Australian Lee Enfield SMLE Lithgow Rifle DEWAT No Cock No Click ANTIQUE NO PERMIT REQUIRED

The WW2 Australian Lee Enfield SMLE Lithgow Rifle DEWAT offered here is an original military firearm produced at the Lithgow Small Arms Factory in Australia. This example is a Short Magazine Lee-Enfield (SMLE) rifle, a standard-issue service weapon for Australian and Commonwealth forces during the Second World War. The DEWAT (Deactivated War Trophy) classification indicates that this rifle has been rendered permanently inoperable according to deactivation standards and cannot be fired. “No Cock No Click” specifies that the action does not function, with the bolt and trigger mechanism unable to operate. As an antique and deactivated firearm, it is exempt from firearm permit requirements in many jurisdictions; however, buyers should confirm their local regulations. This rifle’s serial numbers, manufacturer markings, and period-correct fittings reflect its wartime service origin. It is suitable for display or educational purposes as a historical artifact of Australia’s military heritage.