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    I am researching my Grandfathers military carreer and found this old photograph. I am not sure what rifle they are carrying? To me it looks like it maybe a P14 which seems a little bizzarre as this pic is from WW2.

    However my grandfather underwent a period of retraining (June 1944) in the middle east (Palestine I believe) when they disbanded his artillery regiment and restocked depleted infantry regiments , so it maybe during his retraining that they used the older rifles?

    Do people agree it is a P14 or am I wrong about that?

    Any help appreciated

    Rich

    • 2 weeks later...
    Posted (edited)

    It is a P14 the P17 is identicle, only difference is the type of amunition used.

    Lorenzo

    Edited by IMHF
    Posted

    I am researching my Grandfathers military carreer and found this old photograph. I am not sure what rifle they are carrying? To me it looks like it maybe a P14 which seems a little bizzarre as this pic is from WW2.

    However my grandfather underwent a period of retraining (June 1944) in the middle east (Palestine I believe) when they disbanded his artillery regiment and restocked depleted infantry regiments , so it maybe during his retraining that they used the older rifles?

    Do people agree it is a P14 or am I wrong about that?

    Any help appreciated

    Rich

    This is a very nice photo:

    Thank you for sharing

    Lorenzo

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