.55 BOYS CLIP OF 5 ANTI-TANK ROUNDS

The Boys Anti-Tank Rifle, officially designated as the Rifle, Anti-Tank, .55in, Boys, was a British bolt-action firearm developed in the late 1930s to counter early armored threats. It was named after Captain Henry C. Boys, the assistant superintendent of design at the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, who passed away shortly before the rifle's adoption in November 1937 . The rifle was fed by a five-round detachable box magazine, which was inserted vertically on the top of the weapon, offse