WW2 Canadian Army Lee Enfield Sling 1941 Dated C Broad Arrowed

The WW2 Canadian Army Lee Enfield Sling, 1941 dated, is a period-issue military rifle sling manufactured for use with the Lee-Enfield rifle series. Marked with the Canadian “C” broad arrow, this designation confirms its acceptance into Canadian military service during the Second World War. The sling is constructed from durable webbing, typically khaki or olive drab in color, with metal end fittings designed to attach securely to the rifle’s sling swivels. The date stamp “1941” identifies its production year, situating it within the early years of Canadian mobilization for the global conflict. Military slings such as this example were standardized equipment for Canadian infantry forces and served the dual purposes of carrying and steadying the service rifle during use. Items bearing clear military acceptance marks, such as the broad arrow, are valued for their historical provenance and association with Canadian Army operations during the Second World War.