cWW2, British Army Proficiency Badge Embroidered Cloth Rifle - Marksman / First Class Shot Badge Patch

Single embroidered white on khaki SMLE rifle, 1931 dress regulations stated it was to be worn on the lower left sleeve of the Battle Dress and at an angle of 45 degrees, upwards and inwards. In very good condition.

Ref: Edwards & Langley p52 Fig 34E.




rmy cloth proficiency badge, specifically a "Trained Shot Pass" badge featuring a single rifle embroidered in gold or brown on a khaki backing.
Purpose: These badges are awarded to signify marksmanship proficiency and are typically worn on the lower left sleeve of a uniform.
Historical Context: While styles have evolved, similar shooting badges have been used in British and Commonwealth militaries since the late 19th century.
Variants: Other core shooting badges include the "Advanced Marksman" (rifle with crown) and "Marksman" (rifle with star).
Usage: They are still used in the Army Cadet Force (ACF) and Combined Cadet Force (CCF) today

Code: 1751