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1. Original British Martini-Henry rifles for sale. The Martini-Henry was perhaps the most famous military rifle of the Victorian era incorporating the early short lever with 33" barrel in the new caliber. This was the first manufactured breech loader to be adopted for general issue by the British Army.

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2. Explore releases from The Martini Henry Rifles at Discogs. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from The Martini Henry Rifles at the Discogs Marketplace.

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3. The Martini Henry Rifles - Slash The Seats / Johnny Done Bad - FF Vinyl - UK () Next on Label. Scuba - In My Car / Go Getters - FF Vinyl - UK () Previous on Label. This Record: Valuation Page.

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4. The Martini Henry Rifles. Slash The Seats. Label: FF Vinyl Release Date: 31/01/ by Lianne Steinberg January 25th, Garage noise merchants The Martini Henry Rifles have had to make some significant decisions over the past two years.8/

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5. Original Martini Henry Rifles Extractor Retaining Axis Cross Screw Pin - All Models. $ VIEW DETAILS. Original Martini-Henry Rifle Trigger Guard Sling Swivel Screw. $ VIEW DETAILS. Original British Martini-Henry P MkIV Stock Fore-end .

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6. Jul 06,  · The Martini-Henry rifle was 54 inches long with a barrel length of inches. Weight of the Martini-Henry was a hefty nine pounds. The rear sight was graduated to 1, yards, although the long-range shooting ability of the Martini-Henry was found to be somewhat lacking.

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7. The Martini–Henry is a breech-loading single-shot lever-actuated rifle that was used by the British ticdihelltelrata.hydrederoredownkeabtefullrespranhya.co first entered service in , eventually replacing the Snider–Enfield, a muzzle-loader converted to the cartridge ticdihelltelrata.hydrederoredownkeabtefullrespranhya.coi–Henry variants were used throughout the British Empire for 47 years. It combined the dropping-block action first developed by Henry O. Peabody (in his.

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8. British Martini Henry rifles and Sniders - obsolete calibre rifles used by the British Army during the mid to late `s Most recognised as the Zulu`s rifle used by the chaps at Roarkes Drift (shortlever Mk2`s at that time though forced the upgrade to the longlever mk4 due to ruptured casings). Firing a belter of a bullet, single load.

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