No4 T telescope

[Ridolpho]

Bow: As Jmoore says, the Canadians used a variety of mounts and actually did mount Lyman Alaskans (7/8inch tube) in the more common British mount/bracket with "bushings" (see picture on pg. 40 of "Without Warning" by Clive Law. Not being a machinist I have no idea how difficult it would be to make a facsimile of those bushings. I use a one inch Weaver on my "replica" 4T but also have a replica #32 to make it look more accurate.

Ridolpho

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[Lee Enfield]

Bow: As Jmoore says, the Canadians used a variety of mounts and actually did mount Lyman Alaskans (7/8inch tube) in the more common British mount/bracket with "bushings" (see picture on pg. 40 of "Without Warning" by Clive Law. Not being a machinist I have no idea how difficult it would be to make a facsimile of those bushings. I use a one inch Weaver on my "replica" 4T but also have a replica #32 to make it look more accurate.

Ridolpho

One rifle was "bushed" with the 7/8" Lyman Alaskan, and one was "bushed" with a 3/4" Weaver. Both rifles were returned to LB after trials for installation of the conventional No32 scopes.