drill and training rifles

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 26

CURRENT PRODUCTION, CONTINUED “Plastic-Rubber” Training Models Wellington Surplus Stores in Perth Australia sell a series of black training rifles. At…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 25

CURRENT PRODUCTION There are a variety of drill and training rifles being produced today. Most of them have very high…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 24

JAPANESE TRAINING RIFLES Starting in the 1920's, the Japanese government required all junior and senior high school boys to have…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 23

U.S. PORTABLE BUILDING CORP. No specimen found to date. The photograph is of an accurate replica that was developed from…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 21

LONG BRANCH TRAINING RIFLE The Long Branch Training Rifle was produced at the Long Branch Arsenal near Toronto, Canada in…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 20

SWIFT TRAINING RIFLE The Swift Training Rifle system was developed in Great Britain in 1941. At the start of WWII…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 19

BAYONET FENCING RIFLES The following are examples of fencing rifles that were used by the United States and Great Britain.…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 18

Steyr M. 95 Drill Rifle The Steyr rifles were the primary rifle of Austrian-Hungary during WWI and they were also…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 17

UNIDENTIFIED DRILL RIFLES There are a number of unidentified drill rifles that have similar characteristics. They are generally unmarked in…

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A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 16

REQUARTH GUN These drill rifles were made by F.A. Requarth Co. in Dayton, Ohio. Frederick August Requardt was born in…

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