Bsa lincoln jeffries air rifle 1909 serial number#
Bsa lincoln jeffries air rifle 1909 series#

Late 1913-Early 1914 - First production of The B.S.A вЂStandardвЂ™ Air rifle. It was made to help teach the rudiments of Artillery Gun laying to troops/cadets in drill halls etc. Designed as a specialist offshoot of the B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved Model D). Sept 1913-Jan 1916 - The B.S.A Gun Laying Teacher produced during this period. (This is really the Junior Mk2 air rifle, but is known as the Juvenile to avoid confusion). June 1913 - First ever вЂJuvenileвЂ™ model B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved Model D) is produced. From then on all air rifles produced by B.S.A were sold by B.S.A.ДЎ912 - Lincoln Jeffries retires at 65 years old and the firm of Lincoln Jeffries & Co Ltd is sold. Only ever available in No.1 bore (.177 calibre)ДЄug-Nov 1910 - Last ever batch of вЂHвЂ™ The Lincoln Air Rifles produced for Lincoln Jeffires by B.S.A. Oct 1909 - Last production of B.S.A Air Rifle ( Improved Model D) in No.3 Bore (.25 calibre).ДЄpril 1910 - First B.S.A Junior model B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved Model D) produced. Late 1908 - First production of BSA Air Rifle (Improved model D) in No.2 bore (.22 calibre)

Bsa lincoln jeffries air rifle 1909 serial number#

This was the most widely produced and numerous of the pre-WW1 B.S.A air rifles models.ДЎ908 - First production of the B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved model D) in No.3 bore (.25 calibre) starting around serial number 21000. Mid 1908 - First production of the B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved model D). This was a specialist military training variation of the basic rifle, designed to replicate the feel and weight of the current army issued rifle of the day.

Mid-1907 - B.S.A Military Pattern Air rifle launched.

Bsa lincoln jeffries air rifle 1909 series#

Identical to Lincoln Jeffries вЂLвЂ™ The Lincoln вЂ“ Ladies model.ДЇeb 1907 - First B.S.A, the B.S.A Air Rifle (Improved model B) produced after another series of small changes to the basic design. Now marked as вЂThe B.S.A Air RifleвЂ™.ДЎ907 - First B.S.A вЂLight PatternвЂ™ air rifle produced. These rifles showed a few improvements over the initial design and are known as вЂImproved modelsвЂ™. Oct-Dec 1906 - Fourth batch of B.S.A Air rifles produced. Shorter and lighter than the original model, this rifle was designed for ladies and youths to use.

July 1906 - First вЂLadies PatternвЂ™ air rifle manufactured by B.S.A for Lincoln Jeffries. Known as вЂThe B.S.A Air Rifle (Lincoln Jeffries Patent)вЂ™. Called the вЂH The Lincoln Air RifleвЂ™ (starting with serial Number 130).ДЄug 1905 - First batch of B.S.A air rifles made to exactly the same design, but for B.S.A to market under their own brand name. Summer 1905 - First batch of 1,000 air rifles produced by B.S.A, for Lincoln Jeffries.

B.S.A would produce initially for L.J then later for B.S.A themselves. Mid-1904 - Lincoln Jeffries visited B.S.A to show them his new design of air rifle.Д®arly 1905 - Manufacturing agreement signed between Lincoln Jeffries and B.S.A to produce his air rifle. March 1904 - Lincoln Jeffries patented the fixed barrel,underlever design of his new air rifle (patent No. This is created to enable people to start to date pre-WW1 models according to model type.ДЎ861 - Birmingham Small Arms Company Ltd formed to produce military weapons to specific Government Contracts.ДЎ901-1904 - Lincoln Jeffries worked on new air rifle designs, producing various prototype models. Here is a time-line of key dates for BSA air rifle development and production.