Well, OK.....

1914 is a little early for a JC. Try 1944.
Maybe the date-stamp on yours is a little worn....

The Lee Enfield rifles were all pigs with the dog-leg butt-stock, although the 'one-size-fits-all' concept was clearly a winner during 2 world wars.
Put a high-comb stock on them though, as Parker Hale and many others did for decades, and you change the character of the rifle completely. The .303 is pure pleasure to shoot when stocked as a classic British sporter.