If you can remove the rear handguard, there should be a conversion number of under 2000. It is usually visible on the right side of the barrel re-inforce, rarely it is partially obscured by being below the wood line.
The conversion number should have the "rolled" maple leaf/arrowhead/crowfoot over "P" proof of the post-war Canadianmilitary.
It should match one on the top of the bolt handle (looks like it in picture 3) and the right side of the receiver ring. Often the receiver ring marking is located below the wood line, and not visible without removing the forend.
Be very careful if you attempt to remove the forend. The guns are often quite difficult to remove from the bedding of the stocks, sometimes the guns are actually glued into the stock, which breaks the bedding if you force it.Information
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