![]() ![]() The rifle was essentially the same as the ![]() Nomenclature was was later amended to C No.7 Mk.1. It’s designator was initially No.7 Mk.1, (not to be confused with the Royal Air Force's Rifle No.7 Mk.1), To mirror the No.4 Mk.1* rifle, Small Arms Ltd (SAL) began to manufacture, 22Ĭaliber, and, in Canadian service, had a Ross type rear sight attachment. The No.4 Mk.1 rifle in Canadian service (Circa 1941/42) the No.2 Mk.IV* rifle served this purpose.īasically it was a No.1 Mk.III rifle modified to. In this way, the operating drills could be practicedĪlong with the principles of marksmanship. Primarily for use on indoor ranges and as a Most militaries manufactured or modified their current issue service rifle with Observations: by MILSURPS.COM Advisory Panel Member "Stencollector" Text extracted from "Canada - Milsurp Knowledge Library" In acceptance of that fact, we feel that others will be happy to share information in return,Īnd have therefore, where indicated, quoted within this page from an authoritative piece covering this rifle. That our own material is often to be found shared with other sites and forums. This is not something that we normally do, but it has been apparent, over a number of years, ![]()
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