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THE B.S.A. MINIATURE TARGET RIFLES

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See also notes on the BIRMINGHAM SMALL ARMS COMPANY history

Reference pages on the B.S.A. small-bore target rifles


Frontispiece of a 1930s brochure for B.S.A. Rifles

Proof details and sales "blurb" of the Company - from the same brochure

A page from a mid 1920s B.S.A. catalogue, particularly expounding the virtue of the Model 12 rifle and detailing its World Record achievement.

In December 1917, BSA advertised on the whole front cover of "The Rifleman"

the journal of the Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs, encouraging readers to enquire of post-war products. Already it was obviously felt that the War could not last much longer and that it was necessary to consider ongoing civilian commercial needs. In the event, nearly another year was to pass before the Great War ended , with terrible further loss of life, officially at 11:00 a.m.on the 11th. of November 1918.

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