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02-28-2010 12:55 AM
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These were offered by IMA several years ago. There is some variation in the design but they are all very similiar. The ads said they were from India.
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We haveone of these at Warminster. They're genuine(?) but not an official issue and purchased privately by the local Home Guard. Ours was taken from a public school that bought them for the Cadet Force when their rifles were removed in 1940. On that basis, I wouldn't mind betting that KAWS stands for K (King/s) Axxxxx Wxxxxx School
There's a list of the possible schools in a litttle booklet that BDL
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How well does it group at 100 yards and what is the head space set at. 
(I'm asking these questions for Mr. jmoore)
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I think that the metal parts on the one at Warminster are made from sintered/compressed steel as it's pretty fragile now
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Kashmir Army Weapons School?
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Very nice addition.While on the subject of training weapons there is an interesting colour film of the home guard training with various weapons (dummy and live) HERE
Mods please delete if not appropriate.
KG
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Kashmir Army Weapons School?
Amatikulu, think British
with a Commonwealth twist. 
Kiwis Against Wimpy Substitutes
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Originally Posted by
Edward Horton
Kiwis Against Wimpy Substitutes
Ah yes, The Bledisloe Cup
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