Original British WWII Era M1915 Spring Loaded Bayonet Training Rifle by W.W. Greener - dated 1946 Rear Sight Assembly most likely long knife

most likely long knife

which may have been where it was tacked up at one point

a Canadian force of about brigade size landed in Vladivostok

In order to save weight

Additional prototypes based on the design of the N28 were built to test various features of the Nieuport 29

Original British WWII Era M1915 Spring Loaded Bayonet Training Rifle by W.W. Greener - dated 1946 Rear Sight Assembly most likely long knifeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just acquired at a recent military show, this is a very interesting M1915 bayonet training rifle (or musket) produced for the British Army. These were first designed during WW1, and contract made by various small arms manufacturers such as Webley & Scott. We had assumed that these were discontinued during the interwar period, however we have seen examples with dates in the mid 1930s. This example however is stamped