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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
Unknown Triangle Marking
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
+015 Front Sight
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Original 1946 receiver matched to original 1944 bolt serial number #0L3189.
1944 C No. 7 Serial Number Bolt sequences: 0L1 to approximately 0L4000
Note: From anecdotal not empirical data sources.
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Specially adapted .22 caliber magazine
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Original 1946 C No.7 Mk1 Longbranch Receiver
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Original 1946 C No.7 Mk1 Longbranch Receiver
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"C" Broad Arrow Canadian Military Acceptance Mark on sight
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark above serial number.
Original 1946 receiver matched to original 1944 bolt serial number #0L3189.
1944 C No. 7 Serial Number Bolt sequences: 0L1 to approximately 0L4000
Note: From anecdotal not empirical data sources.
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark above serial number.
Original 1946 receiver matched to original 1944 bolt serial number #0L3189.
Note: From anecdotal not empirical data sources.
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LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark above serial number.
Original 1946 receiver matched to original 1944 bolt serial number #0L3189.
Note: From anecdotal not empirical data sources.
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Longbranch Safety
LB = Longbranch Inspection Mark
Orginally was fitted with British No.4 Mk1 Safety.
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"C" Broad Arrow Canadian Military Acceptance Mark on sight
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"C" Broad Arrow Canadian Military Acceptance Mark on sight
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"C" Broad Arrow Canadian Military Acceptance Mark on sight
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