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    With thanks to Stevo, a great new addition has been added to the Australia - Milsurp Knowledge Library (click here)

    1944 ShtLE (Short Lee-Enfield) No.1 MkIII* Infantry Rifle (click here)

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    Just updated the MKLicon entry for Stevo's 1944 ShtLE (Short Lee-Enfield) No.1 MkIII* Infantry Rifle, with the following Collector Comments and Feedback:

    1. Found this very interesting brochure and instruciton manual contained in a post by JIMMYC on Gunboards:

    "I was digging through some of my old papers, and I came upon this. I remember getting this when I purchased my Australianicon SMLE in 1990. So I thought I would share. I don't know if the information is valid, but there is a lot of good info if it is. (by JIMMYC)"
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