Including equivalent Target Rifles
of major competing British manufacturers,
with just a small representation of significant Foreign
Competitors
See also a Quick Comparison
and Reference page for all on-site Target Rifles
Or a Simple Identification Table for BSA Manufactured Small-bore Rifles
Go here if you are seeking Spares
for your small-bore B.S.A. rifle
The image below links to a diagram of
THE COMMON PART NAMES OF A SMALL-BORE
TARGET RIFLE
Including equivalent Target Rifles
of major competing British manufacturers,
with just a small representation of significant Foreign
Competitors
See also a Quick Comparison
and Reference page for all on-site Target Rifles
Or a Simple Identification Table for BSA Manufactured Small-bore Rifles
Go here if you are seeking Spares
for your small-bore B.S.A. rifle
The image below links to a diagram of
THE COMMON PART NAMES OF A SMALL-BORE TARGET RIFLE
For rifles manufactured by The Birmingham Small Arms Company Birmingham, England
Links to the various models are listed below in approximate chronological order
BOLT ACTION RIFLES
BSA War Office Pattern Miniature Rifle
BSA manufactured & Enfield Training Rifles
SMALL-FRAME MARTINI ACTION RIFLES
NEW
ENTHUSIASTS SHOULD BEST START
WITH THE
MODEL No.4 FOR BEGINNERS BRIEFING
BSA Models Nos.4 to 4b, 5 and .310 Cadet Model
BSA Models No.15 and Centurion
BSA International Match Rifle Mk. III
BSA International Rifles Mks IV (ISU) & V
BSA .22RF Slide-action (pump) Rifles
The BSA .22RF Armatic Semi-Auto Rifle
The BSA .22RF Ralock Semi-Auto Rifle
The
BSA .22RF Sportsman & Supersport
Single-shot and Repeating Rifles
BSA Miniature Rifles - Sights & Accessories
Some unusual Enfield Rifle conversions to Small-Bore Target rifles
Are you seeking spares for your small-bore B.S.A. rifle?
OTHER BRITISH or COMMONWEALTH MANUFACTURERS
The W.W.Greener Martini rifles
Westley Richards miniature rifles
The Cogswell & Harrison "Certus"
The Australian Sportco Martini target Rifle
See also: Miniature Calibre Cartridges
In 1936 at Alexandra Palace,
the competition
was not limited to those shooting !
The manufacturers were every bit as competitive! See the advertisements - left and right.
What
other rifles were available to the target rifleman, for his sport, to compare
with BSA products?
We provide just brief mentions of the main
worthy foreign competition
to the Martini International series and earlier
marques of BSA rifle.
The Haenel Falling-block Target Rifle
The H.W.Z. (Weihrauch) Martini Rifle
The Weihrauch HWZ Model 21 Martini Rifle
The Weihrauch Model HW52 Falling-block rifle
The Feinwerkbau - under construction
The Unique - under construction
For the uninitiated, below are shown diagrams of two types of small-bore target rifle with their common usage part names
THE FIRST DIAGRAM IS OF A TWO-PIECE STOCKED RIFLE
such as THE BSA INTERNATIONAL
THE SECOND IS OF A ONE-PIECE STOCKED RIFLE
such as the WINCHESTER 52 ; REMINGTON 37 ; ANSCHUTZ 54 ; FINNISH LION ; JUREK , etc.
While you are on site, visit the pages on
Enfield small-bore Target & Training Rifles
Any queries or comment? Email the editor: Miniature Calibre Rifles @ Rifleman.org.uk