More "junk" to ID please.

[ob'98]

I am still sorting out junk and this is the end of it. I would be interested in knowing what guns the items are associated with. Thanks.
1. Rear sight:

2. Tool:


3. Trigger guard:



4. Trigger guard, no floorplate, made solid:




5. Cleaning kit:

6. Oiler:


7. Cleaning kit:



8. Grease Rifle:

9. Cleaning kit:

10. Hand guard:

Information

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[Amatikulu]

No.3 is a trigger guard made at RSAF Enfield and is an early version for the Short Magazine Lee Enfield No.1 Mark III

[Amatikulu]

No.6 is a bakelite oiler for the Lee Enfield Rifle and superceded the earlier brass oiler. It would be correct for either the No.1 mark III or the no.4 Mark 1 series of rifles.

[RangeRover]

#2 is a gas adjustment wrench for the FN49

#7 is a cleaning kit for said FN49.

[Chuckindenver]

#4 is a trigger guard for a Remington 1903A3 looks early small bow.
#9 is a pull through for a 1903, or Garand
#8 is a rifle grease pot for M1 Garand and M14
#5 is a oiler and cleaning kit for 1903A3

[browningautorifle]

We also issued #6 to the FN C1 rifle for the oil bottle. The hand guard #10 is for the Mauser 98??

[ob'98]

Thanks very much for the quick work and ID of the parts. The rear sight is still unknown?
And here is one more:

[Chuckindenver]

M1 cleaning rod, if .30 cal, m16 if .22.
be patiant..more eyes will look.

[browningautorifle]

The rear sight has to be for a sub machine gun, because of the short range markings. The cleaning rod is M16.

[Patrick Chadwick]

Could the rear sight be for a trainer?

Patrick