Deactivated Pattern 1914 ( or 'P14') .303 rifle in excellent condition and deactivated in 1991. The P14 was contracted to Vickers during the First World War but subsequently contracted to Remington, Winchester and Eddystone in the US to manufacture and ship to Britain. It was then used as a sniper rifle, being more accurate than the Lee Enfield.
 
This is nice example of this historical First World War rifle, with this example being made by Reminington. This rifle cocks, dry-fires and the bolt can be removed. It's missing its volley sight. Supplied with its Birmingham Proof House deactivation certificate and its original sales receipt from 1991. Conditions apply (see T & Cs). 
 
Comes with:
Sling
5 inert .303 rounds in a charging clip
 
Remington Pattern 1913 bayonet also available - see 'Grenades and Bayonets'.