Gents -

I have a 1915 BSA all original in excellent shape. The numbers match on bolt, receiver, barrel, nosecap, etc. The bore is in very good shape and it is a fine shooter. There is no volley sight divot, and there is a magazine cutoff. This rifle came down to me through my family and I am trying to find out a little history on it.

I have done a search here, and research on line, but I can't seem to locate much information. My guess is that this may be a forum where I may find the answer. There are various markings on the rifle, including stock cartouche and proofings, but it is the ID disc that I find most interesting. It has the following markings:

L.C.C
2/21 (or 2/22, there is a strikethrough there)
B
204

Thank you in advance for any suggestions or information you may have.

Cheers.

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