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    Canadian Manuals on FN C1 Rifles, C1 SMGs, C6, and C9

    I found a few used FN C1 Manuals in English and Frenchicon.
    The information on the card that came with it is:
    Restricted

    B-OL-317-002/PT-OO1

    Weapons
    Volume 2
    Weapons - Rifles, Bayonet,
    And Automatic Rifle

    Restricted

    Also found are manuals on the C1 SMG, C6, and C9.
    The C6 and C9 look new. There are some small pocket books with the title, SHOOT TO KILL, Small Arms Coach Handouts. Information in this book on FNs, C1 SMG, and Inglis High Power.
    I would be interested in trading or selling them but am not sure what they are worth?
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