The Swift Training Rifle, Series B, developed in the UK around 1940-1941, served as a non-firing marksmanship training device. It mimicked the weight and function of Enfield rifles like the P14 and No. 4 Mk I, featuring a unique needle mechanism to poke targets. Despite its serious training intent, it was often used for pranks due to its non-firing nature and a safety feature requiring firm shoulder contact.
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