P 14 Precis For Website
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The document lists various British and Commonwealth military small arms and accessories from World War I and World War II, including .303 caliber rifles, bayonets, grenade cups, and scopes. It mentions specific manufacturers and dates for Pattern 1913 and 1914 Enfield rifles, bayonets, and sight modifications used by British, Latvian, and other forces between the World Wars and into World War II.
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P 14 Precis For Website
- 1. Pattern 1913
- 2. .276 Enfield Design RL 18000C
- 3. .303 inch Pattern 1914 rifle
- 4. Change from Mark I to Mark I*
- 5. Pattern ’13 bayonet Made by Remington (RE) and Winchester (W) Eddystone failed to produce any.
- 6. Wire Cutter No.1 Mark I
- 7. Cup, No.23, Rifle grenade No.4Mark I
- 8. Pattern 1914 Mark I*W (T) with Pattern 1918 sight
- 10. Shortened .303 inch Pattern ’14 modified with folding bayonet. (c.1935, possibly by Soley)
- 11. .303 inch Pattern ’14 with stored bayonet. Converted by Soley Armament co., 1936
- 12. M1917 with Pattern ’14 cup discharger
- 13. Rifle No.3 Mark I* (T) A Conversion by Alexander Martin of Glasgow, July 1940. These rifles used old WWI Aldis ‘scopes.