Can I suggest the list be organized by number, not CGN 'handle'? Makes more sense if people are trying to find one or match up parts etc.
They were in numerical order from day one![]()
#1182 is one of mine...at least for a few more days.I took all the #'s from his page & put it on mine. Oh its not you #1182, it another guy which I know, wrong name that is all.
I have about 8 7.62 No4's that I bought in the Vancouver/ Victoria area over the years along with the PCMR 94 Winchesters. I will post the numbers later. This one is 7.62 No4 Mk T M47C 1944 C32991 50 TR Receiver Ring 1303 England Bolt 1303 Barrel Ca 7.62
I own #1182 FTR
#1217 Long Branch
FTR without a number.
It should be noted that Canadian Arsenals had many leftover barrels that were sold after they stopped doing conversions. So not all CA marked 7.62mm barrels found on No4 rifles will actually be DCRA conversions done by Canadian Arsenals, many military armourers and civilian gunsmiths used these barrels and created their own target rifles. To be sure if a rifle was converted by CA, look for the conversion numbers. As the DCRA rifle was not a military specific conversion, there is little solid information regarding the entire scheme. However, to the best of my knowledge, here is basically how the DCRA rifle found its way into the Lee-Enfield history of things.
I suspect the DND had some of the mags in the system. I found 6 of them at the local military scrapyard in a garbage can tucked away in a shed. They cost me $10 each.



























