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    Seaforth I found the "S". It's underneath, right below the front swivel. The "TR" is not on the wood, but on the trigger band.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Atticus Thraxx View Post
    One last question, my library doesn't include an actual manual but I do have these two books. Can I get a recommendation for any other useful books for a No.4(T) other than a manual? Seems like there's a bunch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Atticus Thraxx View Post
    One last question, my library doesn't include an actual manual but I do have these two books. Can I get a recommendation for any other useful books for a No.4(T) other than a manual? Seems like there's a bunch.
    Whilst nothing to do with the No.4T I would also recommend, Sniping in Franceicon by Major Hesketh-Pritchard.

    This book gives a good look at the humble beginnings of Britishicon sniping during the Great War and is a good primer to Captain C. Shores book, With British Snipers to the Reich.
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    If you want plenty of detail about the use of your rifle in service look out for a copy of the UK government's 1951 sniping pamphlet. It is called a pamphlet but it's a small book! If you want a good general grounding on sniping over the last century, with plenty on the 4T included, then Skennertonicon's 'The Britishicon Sniper' is very good, though the photographs seem a little grainy by modern standards....but then it did appear nearly forty years ago, & is a must if you're seriously interested. The other text is much more recent & was written by one of our very own forummers, & that's Steve H's book on a century of British army sniping. Forget the exact title but someone will no doubt chip in with it shortly.......lots of very high quality close up photo's in this one, too. And of course Peter L's books; on the rifle & on the No32 scope - I see the rifle book has already been mentioned.
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    Steve H's book on a century of Britishicon army sniping
    The British Sniper: A Century of Evolution. Excellent book!!! Highly recommend PMing chosenman for info on ordering a copy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 303 Gunner View Post
    The Britishicon Sniper: A Century of Evolution. Excellent book!!! Highly recommend PMing chosenman for info on ordering a copy!
    Done. A trip to storage this morning did save me some $$. If only they were autographed...

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