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    Lee Enfield Slings

    Hi;
    Why were the Lee Enfield web slings made in different lengths?
    Several that i have installed on my rifles are all approx. 46" long.
    I just purchased one by mail order, which is marked MECo. 1944 with broad arrow,
    but is 52" in length. Why the different length? Thanks for your help... Phil.
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    Bren gun

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    The 46" sling is for the rifle, the 52" sling is for the bren LMG

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    The longer Bren sling was also very popular with snipers using the No.4Mk.1T.

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    I don`t have a Bren Gun or a No.4Mk.1 T nor am I likely to, given the prices nowadays!
    So I thought to resell or trade the sling for a 46" one, but thanks to Brian`s comment
    I`ll keep it and use it on one of my Britishicon No.4`s when I go to the range. Thanks for
    the help.... Phil.

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