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    Question on Serial Nos

    I wonder if anyone can help with information on a serial number starting AZ. It's meant to be on a No4 Mk1. Sorry there are no pictures as the Auction house has not put one up yet.

    Any idea if It's a 'Standard' rifle ot a 'Trials' series or where it might have been made?
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    On the face of it it sounds like just a regular one from the production lines.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mk VII View Post
    On the face of it it sounds like just a regular one from the production lines.
    Possibly from ROF Maltby with production in 1943?

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