This is an early WW1 .303 calibre Winchester made Pattern 1914 Enfield rifle, known more simply as the P14. Winchester, along with Remington and Eddystone were tasked with producing these rifles during WW1 in the USA. A service rifle manufactured and used during WW1 and issued to the Home Guard in WW2, it was declared obsolete in 1947. These rifles were also popular for sniper use due to their greater accuracy than the SMLE, and it was the Winchester models that were picked due to a belief that they were built better than the others, and this example has been fitted with the Parker-Hale 5B micrometer-adjustable sight system prior to WW2. Typical of  early examples this rifle has volley sights (though not complete), and regimental butt disc.  Lovely authentic woodwork on this rifle, in excellent condition except for the fact that there is a repair to the left side where something has been attached to the stock, possibly another sighting system. Excellent blued finish on the steel, and more importantly matching serial number to the bolt,  making this a very interesting and authentic piece of history. Inert .303 rounds are not included but are available separately in the 'Inert Ammunition' section, post free if ordered with the rifle. Cocks and dry fires, and is fully strippable, and fitted with correct webbing  sling. Deactivated in the UK with Certificate to UK specification.

Our Price £425.00

All deactivated weapons sold by Jaybe Militaria are deactivated in the United Kingdom and hold a London or Birmingham proof mark and certificate stating that the weapon has been deactivated correctly and is legal within the U.K.