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    Quote Originally Posted by WarPig1976 View Post
    Lend lease 1897 Winchester?
    Attachment 83374

    A Remington Model 14-1/2, serial 20043, caliber .44-40 (aka .44 WCF) Based on the flush "REM-UMC" ammo indicator, the receiver not being tapped for a tang sight, and the last patent date on the barrel "Nov.19.12" as a I'd peg this rifle around 1913 production. The DCP Canadianicon proof indicates it was part of an order for 4,000 in 44-40 for use during the First World War. These rifles were scattered all over the Empire, and at least one (serial 34292) is still in the Imperial War Museum.

    Remington 14 1/2 rifle (FIR 5354)

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