Hello and thanks for the look,
As many have mentioned before concerning their rifles this T has some contradictory marks also. Electro pencil on the left notes No 4 Mark 1* T. The band indicates M 47 C Englandicon 1943 the serial # and a TR. The scope mount N92, a Dalglish. The scope a Mark 1 #75xx just before the new model was issued. The examiners mark on the ramp next to the safety indicates Harrow Road Hollands, "Harry" Hardwick.The small s is on the right side of the action next to wood line. The stock is marked with an S which might mean Specification reject unless done after issue. The front sight is not the split block version which also is a Specification reject. Since the England on the left side butt socket indicates "for a foreign government" were some weapons converted regardless of the rejects? This is a contradiction for me since Peter Laidlericon indicates these conversions didn't allow "wiggle room". Anyway thanks to all for the information.
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