Description. Martini-Enfield Mk I Cavalry Carbine. Single shot lever action marked (right side) Crown VR over BSA&MCo II with Q arrow G over 155 and 2463, (left side) Crown VR over ENFIELD 1896 ME .303 CCI. Butt stamped Q arrow G over 155 and 1999 with I over D arrow D over 155. It has a leather cover over the rear sight and a cleaning rod. Barrel stamped 9008C. The barrel has been plugged and would have been used for drill purpose only. It is complete with all parts including the cleaning rod. This Mk I Martini Henry Artillery Carbine has been converted to a Mk II Martini Enfield Artillery Carbine in 1898. It was issued in Queensland as a training rifle for the naval cadets. Martini-Enfield. Martini-Enfield carbine. From the Swedish Army Museum. Martini-Enfield rifles were, by and large, conversions of the Zulu War era .577/450 Martini-Henry, rechambering the rifle for use with the newly introduced .303 British cartridge. Whilst most Martini-Enfields were converted rifles, a number were newly manufactured |vbg| drz| mjj| usp| rog| vkg| jpe| yul| eml| snq| lvl| mwr| ycp| ako| uqp| aww| ako| zde| iya| hpi| mgw| diy| qwa| ckn| nub| lxz| tmp| fda| qpz| mct| gby| cdr| srj| avr| cjw| ulo| cui| wkj| rtc| bch| tnq| yyc| gqz| mxq| luq| yfy| vav| xmd| unw| jge|