Original British WWII Swift Training Rifle Mk. III Serial 13898 - Non-Functional German Military Maps RL1 - 38 / 3

RL1 - 38 / 3

The visor shows heavy crazing but the character is still great

complete with a correct 1902-dated M1892 bayonet and canvas Kerr extension gun sling

which was originally assigned as the motorised infantry brigade of the 79th Armoured Division

This model is the 1895 Boer War Tall Khaki or Tan Pith Helmet which gained fame at the Battle of OMDURMAN in the Sudan in 1896 which remained in service up until WW1

Original British WWII Swift Training Rifle Mk. III Serial 13898 - Non-Functional German Military Maps RL1 - 38 / 3Original Item: Only One Available. This is a good display example of a 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