One of the rarest of the Winchester "commemoratives". Serial number 22 of only 32 manufactured for use in filming a documentary for the 1973 centennial of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Its only non-standard markings are the "M.P" cartouche on the right side of the buttstock, small flaming bomb-like marking below the serial number, and a "GUNS BF" import mark, also on the bottom of the receiver. These were intended less as a commemorative and more to resemble as closely as possible the Model 1876 carbines purchased by the Northwest Mounted Police in the late 1800s. Other RCMP commemoratives released the same year were loosely based on these, but differed in their finish and embellishment.

Excellent, retains 98% original blue finish with some scattered light edge/cycling wear. The wood is very fine with a filled rear sling swivel stud hole, some scattered light dings and dents, and a clear cartouche. Mechanically excellent.