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| Caliber: | .303 British |
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| System of operation: | Bolt action |
| Lenght overall: | 44.5 inches |
| Barrel lenght: | 25.2 inches |
| Feed device: | 10 shot Box Magazine |
| Sight:Front: | Blade with protecting ears |
| Sight:Rear: | Leaf sight |
| Weight: | 9.06 lb |
| Muzzle velocity: | 2440 f.p.s. |
The Long Branch No.4 MKI* were produced in Canada during WW2.
Close-up of the Long Branch No.4 action.
Markings on this 1943 Long Branch rifle.
Markings used on Post-war rifles.
The Long Branch safety catch was of a special type only used on Canadian made rifles .
Close-up of groved handguard used earlier in the War.
Close-up of smooth handguard used later in the War.
Close-up of No.4 CMK3 rearsight.
Assorted No.4 rearsights used on Long Branch, Savage and British made rifles.
Long Branch No.4 nosecap, note the bayonet locking lugs on the barrel.
