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    Rifle ID Please

    Could someone help me decipher this information?Attachment 85528 Thanks.
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    No 4 Mk II rifle, made March 1952 at Fazakerly, serial number PF236623
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    I would also add that the serial number falls in a batch of 50,000 rifles for the Britishicon Army.
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