The safety catch is located at the front of the trigger guard. Rear Sight is made from stamped sheet steel and held to the receiver by a dove tail. It is a graduated in metres for distance rather than in yards this was due to the large Dutch Govt. Cranston Arms never re-tooled to make sights in yards. Adjustment is done by simply sliding the ramp back and engaging a 'tooth' on the sight in a notch in the slide.
Windage is altered by a knob at the rear of the unit, moving the aperture either left or right.
The Receiver is 20 inches in length, made in two parts. The rear is made from a billet of forged steel and the front ventilated part made from heavy gauge sheet steel. The two parts were then electro-arc welded together in a special jig. It has the rifle's serial number stamped on top with the maker's name and Patent details. The Cranston Arms Logo appears on the right side near the receiver's rear.