•  Antigua and Barbuda
•  Bahamas: Royal Bahamas Defence Force & Royal Bahamas Police Force.
•  Belize[49]
•  India: Used only by Police Units.[50][20]
•  Malta - Still used by its armed forces, mainly for ceremonial purposes.[51]
•  Mauritius: Used by Mauritius Police Force.
•    Nepal: Uses both British/Indian-made SLRs.[52]
•  Samoa:
•  Sierra Leone: 10,000 received in 2000[46]
•  Trinidad and Tobago
•  United Kingdom: Used by the British Armed Forces until 1987, then replaced by the L85A1. The rifle has since been phased out of service from the UK, except for UKSF.[53][54]
  •  Northern Ireland: Used extensively by loyalist forces in The Troubles
  •  Bermuda: Supplemented by the Ruger Mini-14GB/20 since 1983.
  •  Falkland Islands
•  Vanuatu: 270 SLRs, some configured as light machine guns.[55]
•  Yemen[56]

Người dùng cũ

Các binh sĩ thuộc Lực lượng phòng vệ Jamaica (JDF) bắn L1A1 của họ trên một phạm vi trong khi tham gia với tư cách là lực lượng đối lập trong Cuộc tập trận huấn luyện dã chiến năm 2002 trên đảo Antigua. Có một người lính với vũ khí hỗ trợ ánh sáng L2A1 với bipod dùng làm vệ sĩ.

•  Afghanistan: Early anti-Soviet insurgent groups received some 1As captured by Pakistan from India. They were soon replaced due to ammunition shortage.[44]
•  Australia: Produced under licence.[53] Replaced by the F88 Austeyr.
•  Bangladesh: Used by Mukti Bahini forces during the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971[57]
•  Brunei: Uses them as standard issue infantry rifles alongside M16 service rifles.[20]
•  Canada: Produced under licence by Canadian Arsenals Limited as the C1 rifle, and C2 squad automatic rifle. Replaced in service by the C7 rifle.
•  Cuba
•  Fiji
•  Jamaica: Uses various British and Australian L1A1s.[58]
•  Kuwait[5]
•  Malaysia: Used until the 1990s and replaced by the HK 33, Beretta AR70 and M16A1.[59]
•  Malawi
•  New Zealand: Used Australian built L1A1s from 1960, replaced by Steyr AUGs in 1988.[60] The New Zealand Navy still uses the L1A1 for line throwing between ships. 15,000 British-made L1A1s were delivered to New Zealand.[61]
•  Nigeria: Used by Federal army[62]

•  Biafra: 930 FN FAL modified to SLR standard by Parker-Hale [63]

•  Papua New Guinea[64] Used Australian built L1A1s.[55]
  • Bản mẫu:Country data Bougainville: Used by Bougainville Revolutionary Army. Captured from Papua New Guinea Defence Force.[cần dẫn nguồn]
•  Rhodesia: Adopted in the early 1960s, seconded to reserve status following the Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence. Standard service rifle of the Rhodesia Regiment.[65]
•  Singapore: Introduced by British colonial forces prior to independence to 1st and 2nd Singapore Infantry Regiments in 1957. Replaced by AR-15/M16 rifles a few years after independence.[66]
•  Sri Lanka: Australian made, but refurbished and supplied by Singapore. Used from 1960s- 1980s.[67]