: acquired after World War I : used by Free French Forces : used 1918–1940 by Latvian Army infantry (both regular and sniper versions as šautenes 14. g.) and the Border Guard Brigade : used by units of the Royal Netherlands East Indies Army in Australia Received from Allied airdrops to the resistance during WW2 and given by Britain to the Norwegian Brigade during the occupation of Germany in 1947. Returned to Britain in 1952 in exchange for P-17 rifles. : Used by Pakistan Army in the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947. used by the Police and the KOP before World War II : 250 P14 rifles sourced from Estonia were received during the Spanish Civil War supplied to the Union Defence Force to help arm troops for the Invasion of German South-West Africa in 1915. See also British military rifles References External links The P-14 THE UK PATTERN 1913, PATTERN 1914, and THE US MODEL OF 1917; A Short History of the “American Enfield” By Marc Gorelick Virginia Gun Collector’s Association .303 British rifles Bolt-action rifles of the United Kingdom World War I British infantry weapons World War II infantry weapons of the United Kingdom Weapons of the Philippine Army Weapons of Estonia Weapons and ammunition introduced in 1914