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    Eddystone 1917 Mark

    There's a post a little ways down on the forum titled, "Eddystone 1917 Mark" and it shows two marks on the top surface of the bolt handle, each mark looking like a "7" but sideways, thus forming a type of "W". Well I actually also have one of those marks on the top surface of my bolt handle. See the 2nd photo.

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    Britishicon Lee-Enfield sight elements can be used as well, if an allowance is made for the different height.

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