I guess that picking up your fired cases is a low priority at that range, more expended brass than shingle!

[pic]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v140/24626151/Army%20service/0a61d294.jpg[/pic] COP Trg hence the LMG on second man, AR 15 on last man Wainwright Canada 1986. [pic]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v140/24626151/Army%20service/1_Section_9_Pln_1985.jpg[/pic] 1 Section 9pln C Coy 1LI 1985 Onion...

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West Belfast 1983 1st Bn LI

A real mans rifle!

But iz that Liz? What's the provenance? It looks a bit like her but then great grand-father Edward got around a bit and was said to be the father of his nation :shock: If the photo is pre-WW2 then she looks a bit old for then, and if it was during the war she'd probably have been in uniform. Eoin. ...

Thanks for the replys! The mentioned site got me interested in the BSA Martinis, as I have already two Lee Enfields trainers(veeeeeerrrrry precise rifels!!!!) The number in P66907. I wondered also about the No8 rearsight, but maybe I can get a nice PH7 somewhen. I feel this Martini will not be lone...