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1927 dated Memorial Enfield No1 MkIII
A nice live rifle with what appears to be genuine history.
BSA SMLE No.1 MK3 Bolt Action .303 Rifles- GunStar
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Lancing College seems to be alive and well. Presumably they decided they didn't need that memorial anymore, which is a bit sad, but unless they locked it away it in a safe they'd probably have to deactivate it for display. Tough call that.
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Originally Posted by
Brit plumber
A nice live rifle with what appears to be genuine history.
http://www.gunstar.co.uk/bsa-smle-no-1-mk3-bolt-action-303-rifles/rifles/898503?utm_source=emailWebsite&utm_medium=email&ut m_campaign=search_alerts&utm_term=_&email_stats_id =2285589
Price seems rather high though...
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Has anyone ever heard of a rifle being donated as a memorial to a soldier killed on active service before? I've heard of hospitals which were built, following WW1, to commemorate lost soldiers and I believe that many of the war memorials which were erected in almost every city, town and village during the 1920s were often paid for by public donations but I think this is the first time that I've ever heard of a rifle being donated.
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