Another mystery no4

**McCraggen** · 10-28-2013 11:52 PM

Yet again I cant for the life of me decipher these markings...

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**Highly Recommended** · 10-28-2013 11:52 PM

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**Hal O'Peridol** · 10-28-2013 11:59 PM

Maltby

**vintage hunter** · 10-29-2013 01:05 AM

Receiver side: No 4 Mk1
Butt socket: year of mfg. 1943 & ser. no. AL 11353

**ssj** · 10-29-2013 03:49 AM

The 1**** = ROF Maltby

Looks tidy from here.

**McCraggen** · 10-29-2013 04:24 AM

Thanks guys, might make the bloke an offer.

**Surpmil** · 11-04-2013 02:48 AM

And what is the red dot in the safety lever relief cut all about?

**tbonesmith** · 11-04-2013 05:06 AM

Originally Posted by Surpmil

And what is the red dot in the safety lever relief cut all about?

Safety flagging. When in the "Fire" position the red dot must be visible, when in the "Safe" position the red dot must be fully obscured.
It is a requirement for importation of firearms into Australia icon

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