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I have acquired a Canadian (?) 22 cal trainer built on an old (7XXX s.n.) #3 BSA. It has a globe type front sight and a rear sight I can't identify. I don't know from SMLE's; the only other one I have is a .308 Ishapore. Any ID info greatly appreciated.
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That is the rear sight from a Mk 3 Ross rifle.
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That would make sense as they'd have had them around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentryduty
The amount I see popping up on non-Ross rifles or unattached makes me wonder how many rifles have been scrapped out for the rear sight, or if they just made a piles of spares.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
Well, when you see a PCMR Winchester, examine the rear sling swivel if it still has it. They were Ross...the front was LE. The front bands were made here in Workshop from steel sheet.
It's a Cooey Sight for the .22 training rifle.
On the right side vertical arm you should see HWC in an Oval.
There were two sights fitted to the original Canadian trainers, the other was the BSA/PARKER fitted to a Tippens folding side mount.