MOUNT WINCHESTER A5 ON ENFIELD MK3

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Originally Posted by Surpmil

Probablement, ce fusil a ete porter par un soldat Canadien en 1918/19. C'est possible quelqu'un a estampe le "C Broad Arrow" apres les guerres, mais c'est tres improbable. C'est aussi possible que ce fusil a ete perdu en 1940 par un soldat du 1re Div. Canadien, mais je pense que ce c'est aussi improbable: cet division a retourne a G.B. avec le pluspart de leurs equipages! ;) Le SMLE a ete aussi porter a Dieppe en 1942. C'est presque toute qu'on peut dire...or something like that.:D

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Originally Posted by Brian Dick

Jeez guys, I'm going to have to get out my RosettaStone Francais. :madsmile:

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Originally Posted by Surpmil

Probably, this rifle was carried by a Canadian soldier in 1918-1919. Possibly someone print the "C Broad Arrow" after wars, but this is very unlikely. It is also possible that the gun was lost in 1940 by a soldier from the 1st Div. Canadian, but I think it is also unlikely: this division returns to GB with the greater part of their crews! LEMS was also wearing a Dieppe in 1942. This is almost all that can be said ... or something like that..:D

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Regards,
Doug