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    Restoration to original configuration of No 5 mk 4 (ish)

    Think this is the right place to be,..

    Have a No 5 Mk 4 jungle carbine, that the previous owner put a scope on.
    I would like to have it retsored back to its orginal configuration, but am at a loss as to where to locate the battle sights and bayonette boss that have been removed from it.

    Admittedly, it seems sights are there for decoration on this rifle anyway, but still, Ild like to have a peice of history the way it was when deployed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by smeagain View Post
    Think this is the right place to be,..

    Have a No 5 Mk 4 jungle carbine, that the previous owner put a scope on.
    I would like to have it retsored back to its orginal configuration, but am at a loss as to where to locate the battle sights and bayonette boss that have been removed from it.

    Admittedly, it seems sights are there for decoration on this rifle anyway, but still, Ild like to have a peice of history the way it was when deployed.
    smeagain,

    Have a look on Numrich gunparts corp:

    Numrich Gun Parts Corp. - The World's Largest Supplier of Firearms Parts and Accessories


    This link should get you there then go to next page and scroll down for the Flash hider. also page 4 has the sight.

    Sights pop up on ebay, now and again.

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    Cheers for that.. Ill have a wander through the site.

    Many thanks

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    Hi smeagain,

    Good for you on wanting to bring her back to her former glory.

    The flash hider is a bit of a pain to install. Make sure yours was removed and that the barrel is otherwise intact. If the barrel was cut to remove the flash hider, there's no point working on that rifle in my opinion,

    Lou

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