Original British WWII Swift Training Rifle Mk. III Serial 12139 - Functional with Intact Fork Ancient These felt hats became symbolic

These felt hats became symbolic of the Army on the western frontier and today is one of the most highly prized pieces of military headgear

and was hanged in November of that year in Port Royal

It is dated 1943 and marked with RB Nr

there are two notches in the rail of the butt stocki ndicating "use in action" possibly in the Spanish American war in Cuba

Original British WWII Swift Training Rifle Mk. III Serial 12139 - Functional with Intact Fork Ancient These felt hats became symbolicOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of British WWII produced Swift Training Rifle Mk. III. This was a rifle shooting training device made in Great Britain during the Second World War. This rifle did not actually fire a cartridge, but shot out a forked probe that punctured a paper target barely an inch from the "muzzle". The system illustrated, to a recruit or trainee, the required sight picture and the correct hold of the