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    Anyone have LB sniper 90L8043? Or a softie scope case?

    If so, I have the card which goes on the end of your crate. Also, if anyone should happen to have a card for 90L8077, I would be happy to trade something for it. Also, for the same rifle, it has its Canadianicon case, and original scope, but it has an incorrect post war scope can. I am hoping to find a Canadian WWII era softie scope case, which of course doesn't have to be numbered since we Canucks didn't number our scope cans.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by boltaction View Post
    snip...doesn't have to be numbered since we Canucks didn't number our scope cans.......

    Thx

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    The tins ARE numbered, the No8Mk2 "rubber boot" was not...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lee Enfield View Post
    The tins ARE numbered, the No8Mk2 "rubber boot" was not...
    My bad---I was referring to the boot, not the tins.

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