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"The way the government works: In the Garden Of Eden, the military base would be beside the garbage dump".

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Actually, if you want to be a rivet counter it's a No. 1 rifle. The No. 3 rifle is the P. 14..... No. 1 Mk III and Mk III* are the most common of what we call SMLE rifles. The name changes were adopted in the 1920s: No. 1 Rifle - the SMLE series of .303 cal rifles; No. 2 Rifle - the .22 cal...

Yes, a very easy one. A 2'' ML Mortar Mk 8*. I was lucky enough to be able to demonstrate it at Borden a few years ago. At high angle, the 2 lb sand bomb went just over 475 meters. Impressive results for a 60 year old tube and original 1943 mfr. launching cartriges.<p> closeup of the breech<p>...

Very hard to make out details, but like Danjanou says, the flash supressor has the Lee Enfield No. 5 Mk 1 "Jungle Carbine"  profile. The reciever is definitly a No 4 or No 5 (they are essentially the same). The butt is not visible in either pic, but a proper No. 5 butt has a sheet metal butt...

I guess it's my turn? An easy one this time.

The "Blacker Bombard" nope, you're right.... it's a 29mm spigot. The bomb fooled me. I think both use the same bombs?

It's a Rhodesian GM 16 SS. The LDP was superficially similar in operation, with the CZ style wrap around bolt and magazine well in the pistol grip, but the LDP had the letters " LDP" cast into the forend. The LDP also had an underfolding  folding wire stock and used UZI mags. Unfortunately, I...

Close! Right continent, wrong country. 'nother hint: It was made in the same country as the LDP.

Close... but it's not what it appears to be... There are detail differences between the CZ and this one. Further details: aluminum folding stock, 40 rd mag, not made in Europe.

I've been lurking this site for a while and finally decided to break cover... This is my first post,  a fairly unusual SMG. Hint#1. It's not what it appears to be at first glance... Hint#2. Locally produced, it was made in both semi auto and selective fire....