SOLD - Rare R.B. Mk.1* Boys Anti-Tank Rifle

Description

2/26/24 - This is a very rare and very cool R.B. Mk.1* Boys Anti-Tank rifle from World War 2. It has been since converted to .50 BMG, so this is not an NFA item. The Boys anti-tank rifle was a British anti-tank rifle used during the Second World War. It was often nicknamed the "elephant gun" by its users due to its size. This is the Mk.1* variant with rectangular muzzle break. This example is '42 dated on the receiver with other British proofing. It has an excellent bore and is in good shape overall but most of the finish loss is along the barrel. The barreled receiver is installed in a shock-absorbing rail frame stock, with bipod, a rear pistol grip with metal knuckle guard, hardwood cheekpiece, and a metal buttplate with integral oiler and a thick leatherette pad. It also is fitted with a scope but buyer would likely want to replace it. The listing further includes an original magazine can, full with a total of 10 magazines in this listing. Comes with a manual, as well.