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    The L39A1 was introduced as a tri service rifle for sport target shooting. So yes the it would have been available to the Navy.
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    I tried to see what No 4 my cross had come of about 7 yrs ago,
    I remember I think that it looked like something the Canadians had used / tried,
    cannot remember if the profile was the same or very close.
    Mine looks similar to the L39A1s but not quite the same, It looks less well finished, less polished more utilaterian.
    I did ask why the Armourer took it off, and the reply was sometjing like it was not the right one for the gun.
    That is as much as I know, I would love to know more about it,
    any ideas any one.
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