Several more rather rare 22 caliber Trainers.
I've enclosed a link to the British War Museum explain the British 22 caliber trainers.
http://www.rifleman.org.uk/Winchester_Auto_and_Winder_ rifles.htm
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1. Winchester 1903 in 22 Auto caliber from WW1 with less than 600 purchased by England and used for aerial training. It has all proper British Military Proofs and had the barrel threaded for a post war sound moderator (silencer).
2. Winchester 1903 in 22 Auto from WW1 purchased by the US Military in less than 600. It has all proper US Military Proofs.
3. Mossberg 42MB sold to England as a Lend-Lease rifle. Fitted with post war Parker Hale front and rear sights and a post war threaded barrel for a silencer. All proper British Military Proof stampings.
4. Winchester 67 in 22LR sent to England during WW11 as a either a Lend-Lease or a direct buy by England for the Home Guard training and defense if Germany invaded. All correct British Military Proof stampings. Barrel threaded for a post war silencer.
5. Winchester 74 in 22LR. England bought 600 rifles in 1941 and delivered in 1942 for Parker hale to convert into sniper rifles for the Home Guard. Parker Hale installed scope blocks and a converted artillery aiming scope which I am missing. They also threaded the barrel for a sound moderator (silencer), I've installed a fake silencer. I'm looking for the scope at this time.
The Home Guard theory was in case of a German invasion the snipers would hide in underground sniper hides and shoot Germans and British traitors with a silenced 22LR.
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