The bolt will be seen to carry the 'button' style cocking Upper ring clamps, marked for ease and certainty of correct fitment, It will be seen, by the eagle-eyed, that the The telescope fitted to the rifle is a No.32 Mk.2 which appears to The bolt-heads were of new manufacture - as is the case for the unit The striker hole and re-drilling offset for the new firing-pin. 22 cartridge rim.Д®arly on, these bolt-heads were modified from. Was replaced with a narrower fabrication for the. Position suitable for the rim-fire cartridge. Hole, drilled into the rear of the bolt-head, to accommodate it in a This new pin fitted into an offset counter-bored The main modifications being the removal of the forward firing-pin sectionДЇrom the striker and its replacement with a separate firing-pin, struckД«y a shortened striker. These simply replaced the full-bore centre-fire bolt-head, with Type from the turn of, into the Twentieth Century, but of the No.4 rifleДesign. 22 bolt-head similar to those previouslyДЇitted to the Lee-Enfield training rifles of both 'Short' and 'Long' The bolt of this example is to the same design as that

Is fitted with a sleeved barrel similar to the Parkerifling system utilised by Parker-Hale for their. Training rifles for the Royal Air Force, this particular example Whilst BSA did manufacture solid barrels, produced for a batch of approximately The knownД®xamples at Warminster were reported as carrying a plate on the butt These rifles were apparently used at the School of Musketry.

The School of Infantry at Warminster in the 1960s. ( ISBN 949749 17 6 ), there is mention of such rifles being stored at 303 No.4 (T) and the 'Holland and Holland Connection' In the excellent book 'An Armourer's Perspective', by Peter Right hand side of the receiver also carries the small ' S' This can be seen in one of the images below. The left hand side of the butt-socketД¬arries the familiar ' TR' stamping, but which Manufactured rifle ( thus coded ' M47C' )ДЄnd certainly has the background of being one of those original selectionsДЇor the 'T' rifle conversion. This example is a BSA ( Birmingham Small Arms Co.) Rifle, and Service Rifle Target shooting at BISLEY CAMP RANGES Post WWII Rifle and the EM2 Bulldog precursor to the current SA-80 The BSA manufactured Lee Enfield Rifle No.4T.

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