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    Royal Navy Use of No4 Rifles

    On a recent television airing of the James Bond Film You Only Live Twice which was filmed in 1967 I noticed a scene aboard a Royal Navy Frigate with a guard of honour armed with No4 rifles. Were the Royal Navy still using No4 rifles in 1967? thanks
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