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Help identifying Mk1 rear sight.
I just picked up a couple No4 Mk1 Enfields (not Mk1*). One is a Maltby, and the other is a Fazerkerley. They both have the 300/600 flip sight. I just bought a couple Mk1 sights from Apex so they will be easier to shoot at longer distances.
They both have a P in a circle underneath a broad arrow. Out of curiosity, I'm trying to identify the origin or maker of these sights. I've attached some pictures of the sides which show some other markings. The left side has the P in a circle with one sight having a T and the other a Y stamp. Anyone have an idea the meaning of all these marks?
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12-14-2015 01:51 PM
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ROF Poole in Dorset. Made these and other 'bottle-neck' parts post war to keep the plant going until it was decided what to do with it.
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Thank You to Peter Laidler For This Useful Post:
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Afterwards the building was bought by Plessey Telecommunications (my aunt worked in the personnel department)
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ROF Poole in Dorset. Made these and other 'bottle-neck' parts post war to keep the plant going until it was decided what to do with it.
Thanks for the information!
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