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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…

12 years ago

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…

12 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 15

Carson Long Military Institute Carson Long Military Institute is a direct descendent of Bloomfield Academy which was founded in 1835.…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 14

IN-VU WOOD RIFLE In an advertisement from 1918 the In-Vu Mfg. Co. address is listed as 8 Lehigh Ave. Geneva,…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 13

INDIANA QUARTERED OAK CO. - Military Drill Rifle This drill rifle was made in un-weighted and weighted models. Both of…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 12

The "HAUBERT, H." - Dummy Training Rifle This training rifle is somewhat of an anomaly. The butt plate is marked…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 11

DAISY SPORT TRAINER The Daisy Museum in Rogers, Arkansas was helpful in providing information on the Sport Trainer. Daisy introduced…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 10

Rubber Bayonets and Kadets of America Rubber Bayonets I have spent considerable time and have made many contacts in the…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 9

PARRIS MFG. CO. -TOY DRILL RIFLES My only interest in the Parris Mfg. Co. toy rifles is in their bolt…

13 years ago

A History of Drill and Training Rifles Part 8

PARRIS-DUNN CORP. - CIVILIAN DRILL RIFLES Following the completion of their military contracts for the Parris-Dunn Training Rifle in 1943,…

13 years ago

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