C7 22 cal training rifle magazine

Thanks,

Paul

 to designate it as a 22 trainer I was unaware of that. Interesting that my "handle" on the forum is, "restorer and collector" since I have 28 Enfields of one kind or another but after being on the forum and personally have had the great pleasure of meeting Goosic in person I think I'll change my "handle" 

to "greenhorn with a lot to learn." Unfortunately, although I like to "restore" them, to me, that's either putting new wood on them and/or improving the appearance of the metal parts. I have never gotten into
all the historical and detailed information like to many of you on the forum have, you're all amazing. I have one of the Skennerton books but have not thoroughly examined the contents. I am basically an M1 Garand nut and devote most of my gun hobby to those, all 10 of them, and have untold hours of learning through many of the publications and forums out there on Garand's, it's endless. In the past couple years I also developed an interest in the AR 15's and have 2 of them, a Bushmaster HB match and a custom made  in Phoenix, AZ by a gent who custom builds them at BTE (battle tested equipment.) Both AR's have a Vortex Viper 6 x 24 x 50 scope on them. The BTE has a 5 groove barrel, Nitride treated and with my hand loads is a tack driver. I'm a nut for small groups, every round I fire from the Garand's and the AR's is recorded so I learn which rifle shoots best with a particular load and then I shoot only that one unless I decide to experiment with a different load combination. I also do a lot of pistol shooting at C2 Tactical here in Scottsdale, I have a 40 gun collection of pistols including 7 1911 versions and many of the older model S&W revolvers. So much to do and so little time, HA! HA! AND, time may be running out on me since I'm 84 years young and soon to be 85.

Most common are the No2MkIV*. Other's include Pattern 18 (rare) and Pattern 14.

However there are SMLE's converted to .22 with no change to original wrist stamps. 

For example, I have a 1918 SMLE in .22 sleeved by Parker Hale, that has no .22 stamps apart from the proof house stamps. These may have been private contract after WW for cadets or overseas contracts.

I will be selling it (I am downsizing). Very hard to evaluate as I can’t find others for sale.