L1A1/L2A1

[browningautorifle]

a really rare beast! I trust she headed back over the border before the ban?

It was in the military collection I built up in Camp Gagetown. It's military owned so it's safe. It came from one of the regimental military museums and had a cracked forend wood and no breechblock. I used a standard FN C1A1 BB and took the wood home for some Microbed from Brownells and some curing time. The rifle was about new. Not beat right down like test rifles normally are... I knew what it was then too...