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Photograph 063746 Second World War, 1939-1945LITHGOW, NSW. 1944-01-25. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVES WATCHING MR J. J. WRAY (EXAMINER) TESTING A .303 LEE ENFIELD RIFLE FOR CORRECT SIGHTING AT THE SMALL ARMS FACTORY.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Rifle testing at Lithgow Small Arms factory.
LITHGOW, NSW. 1944-01-25. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVES WATCHING MR J. J. WRAY (EXAMINER) TESTING A .303 LEE ENFIELD RIFLE FOR CORRECT SIGHTING AT THE SMALL ARMS FACTORY.

A munitions employee at the Small Arms Factory adjusting the sight of a service rifle during inspection before firing the weapon at the testing range that is attached to the factory.

LITHGOW, NSW. 1944-01-25. AUSTRALIAN AND NEW GUINEA ADMINISTRATION UNIT NATIVES WATCHING MR. C. ROBY FORGING A NOSE CAP OF A .303 LEE ENFIELD RIFLE AT THE SMALL ARMS FACTORY.

Lee-Enfield Mk I Rifle. Receiver stamped L.S.A.Co.Ld LE I with Lee-Speed Patent 7154 under the serial number on the breech. Butt marked VDC 7154. The barrel is stamped 4'26 Lithgow 7154 on the knox fo


LITHGOW, EARLY FORTIES. VIEW OF MACHINERY AT THE SMALL ARMS FACTORY.
