Description
which can fire the under hammer regardless of the position of the right upper hammer
It comes in a very nice satin and velvet lined case measuring about 4" square
most of which bear the same marking
showing light wear as well as dirt accumulation
We have seen this marking used in place of the "S" on carbines before
Original Indian Contract British Martini-Henry I.C.1. Carbine by Henry Rifled Barrel Co. - dated 1894 Original Antique Guns which can fire the underOriginal Item: Only One Available. Well this is definitely an interesting Martini Henry Carbine, made 6 years AFTER the adoption of the Lee Metford Rifle in 1888. In 1892, Henry Rifled Barrel Co. was awarded the contract for 30,000 Martini Henry I. C. 1 Cavalry carbines from the Indian Government. These examples were manufactured over a two year period under full Governmental Viewing in the now mostly obsolete . 577 . 450 chambering. They can be found