The WWI British No.1 Mk.III is a used bolt-action training rifle converted to .22 caliber, with a 25-inch round barrel. The supplier dates it to 1916 and notes the conversion came after the war. The bore is bright with strong rifling, the serial numbers match, and the magazine is unmarked and gutted for the .22 training setup. The rifle keeps its original factory and military markings and is in very good overall condition.

.22 caliber is rimfire, and rimfire is not legal during Missouri's firearms deer portions, so this rifle is not a deer rifle. It suits a collector who values the training conversion, or a range shooter who wants an economical .22 bolt action. The listing describes the action as smooth and functioning correctly.

Key features

• Dates to 1916, converted to .22 after WWI
• 25-inch round barrel, bright bore
• Matching serial numbers
• Unmarked, gutted magazine for training
• Used, very good overall condition

Firearms ship to your Missouri FFL dealer, where you complete Form 4473 and pass the NICS check.