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I have a Canadian marker no 1 mk3 Enfield 22
It is drilled and tapped for an adjustable sight
The two mounting screw holes are parallel on the bolt side of the receiver above the bolt
handle
I don't think it is for a modern commercial target sight , but I could be wrong
The gun came from the middle East and is military dark blue
I don't think Williams made this sight style
Ultra Rare CANADIAN SMLE Enfield No 1 Mk 3 22cal Trainer Ross Rear Target Sight Complete With Cooey Adapter This was the Canadian answer to providing a training rear sight for the .22 SMLE to simulate the later aperture-sighted full-bore Service rifles used during the Second World War. At the time of its design, the sight would have offered equivalency to the sighting of the .303 Pattern'14 (Rifle No.3), but later afforded very practical representation of the No.4 rifle in particular. Rifles configured as the example above have also provided quite satisfactory small-bore target rifles over the ensuing years. As well this folding rear-sight, utlising the leaf from the Ross straight-pull service rifle , the Cooey Machine Corp These sights are almost impossible to get.
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