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The mount I have on loan at the moment is the same as the top one in Kevins pic.
The Australian/NZ type PVS-2 mount.
I only have a British manual at the moment (army code 12258) which does not cover night vision gear.
I do have Skennertons SLR book and also have your No.4T Sniper book which either you or Skennerton signed, I cant make out the signature!!
Can't help there...............
Just for comparison, here is the other inch pattern FN covers. The inside 2 are for the NV.
https://www.milsurps.com/images/impo...c1covers-1.jpg
From left to right
Standard C1/C2 rifle Cover
Infrared Sight Cover/Mount
AN/PVS-502 Cover/Mount
C1 Sniper Sight Cover/Mount
Here are the same C1 covers, with their stuff attached.
http://www3.telus.net/hansonk/fn mounts.jpg
That's something really mean just visible in the left side of the photos. Do I spy the business end of the mighty Mk2 Bren?
Here is the gratuitous shot of the rest of the Canadian junk wall. Including the Bren.
Woweeeeeee....., a sight to behold! Is the Bren shootable? It always winds my clock up when we shoot them. I think that the butt handle was the preserve of the Mk1 Bren.
Yup, all the guns can shoot, if I could actually take all of them to a range. Canadian gun law, doesn't have to make sense.:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter Laidler
Does what you're saying mean that you can OWN automatics like the Bren, keep them at home and fire them but NOT take them in your car to a range? Sheeees. What if you had a range at home, in your cellar?