Original Victorian Era British Sergeants Pace Stick 2nd Regiment of Foot - Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles British Pattern 1937 Khaki Enfield

British Pattern 1937 Khaki Enfield Rifle web carrying case bag with outside pocket for cleaning kit

Roughly a size 58

including all parts other than receiver sideplates or mount

On 1 August 1963 VF-91 was redesignated VF-194 and between 1964 and 1973 VF-194 made eight deployments to the Vietnam War

Original Victorian Era British Sergeants Pace Stick 2nd Regiment of Foot - Queen's Royal Regiment (West Surrey) Replica Non-Firing Pistols & Rifles British Pattern 1937 Khaki EnfieldOriginal Item: Only One Available. A Pace stick or Sergeants stick is a larger version of a swagger stick usually carried by warrant officers and non commissioned officer drill instructors. Otherwise, while on parade or when marching, it is normally carried tucked tightly under the left arm and parallel to the ground, with the left hand grasping the stick near the top. The pace stick is usually permitted to be carried off the parade ground by the