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02-09-13, 01:58
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P14
As has been stated, the US manufactured the .303 P14 for the British during the Great War. They were used again during the Second World War and in the case of Canada, mostly for training by the Army. The .3006 P17 was also used by Canada during the Second World War and it is possible to see them being employed by the RCN and RCAF.
Your cut-down P14 is a nice rifle that deserves to be restored back to its original configuration. 
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