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Full length view of the rifle.
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2
Buttstock, note the home guard markings and the lack of the Quebec Roundel found on Canadian Forces issued rifles.
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3
Note the H.G. marking for "Home Guard". CY51 stands for "County of York 51st rifle".
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4
Note the location of the safety and he typical MkIII rear micrometer sight.
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5
Note the high quality finish and bluing. Also note the Dominion of Canada crossed-flag firing proof mark.
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6
View of the action. Notice the very fine condition of this rifle. Much of the packing grease from the factory is still present, indicating the high likelihood this rifle was never issued out of stores.
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7
Note the handguard and swivel band.
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8
Forestock.
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9
Note the nosecap arrangement and front sight hood.
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10
Note hte home guard applied ownership marking and serial number on the barrel - "HG 12560"
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11
Reverse side of the front band and sight hood.
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12
Note the swivel band and handguard arrangement. Also note 4 rivet arrangement of the handguard.
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13
Another view of the handguard.
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14
View of the action. Note the beautiful color case hardening on the bolt and bolt stop.
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15
Closeup of the color case hardening on the bolt body.
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16
Closeup of rear micrometer sight arrangement.
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17
View of magazine and follower arrangement.
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18
Trigger guard removed.
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19
Another view of the removed trigger guard.
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20
Trigger slot in the trigger guard.
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21
trigger guard swivel attachment.
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22
Bolt, removed.
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23
Bolt, removed.
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24
Bolt, underside.
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