Yesterday's Weapons Forums

First.... Sorry about the poor shots.

Pictured below are 3 I.P. rifles. The first is a standard ( Originally a 190? BSA Mk.I* ) I.P.,I** in .303, converted in 1915. The second is a ( Originally a 1904 BSA Mk.I*) I.P.,I** converted to .410 in 1931 and the third is a ( Originally a 1909 LSA Mk.III ) I.P.,I Single Loader in .303, converted in 1940.

Had I set out to accomplish this... or had I even thought to do so, it likely would never have happened. They just fell into place over the years with the final piece coming from a board member today at the Harrisburg ,PA gun show. Many thanks to Ryan ( Westernfed1863 ) for meeting me at the show and keeping me in mind while he looks for rifles for himself.










David

I like 'em David

What does the abbreviation "I.P." stand for?

I.P. = India Pattern

nice set of rifles , you are correct about the plan/coincidence , really tuff to find all those by plan - congrats