Original British Lee-Enfield .22 Rifle No. 8 Complete Trigger Mechanism Hand Select:No Wood "T" handle with steel

Wood "T" handle with steel blades bearing military markings but no WW2 Dates

the Machine Gun Corps (MGC) was disbanded and the Vickers returned to infantry units

Styles vary slightly

<b>Due to the weight/size of this item

577 Martini-Henry caliber allowed both the rifles and therefore the bayonets to see further service in the empire

Original British Lee-Enfield .22 Rifle No. 8 Complete Trigger Mechanism Hand Select:No Wood "T" handle with steelOriginal Item: Shortly after WW2 a number of small bore rifles were developed in the UK based on the No. 4 rifle. The No. 8 rifle was one of these. It was a single shot, and used a very unusual trigger system that could be set to give the double stage pull found on military rifles or the single stage pull favored on target rifles. Consequently, it was a somewhat complicated, finely made assembly. IMA has found a very few complete No. 8 trigger