Description
It was a preferred firearm in India well until the mid 19th-century because of its simple and cheap design
The lock was of the new percussion type with the mainspring no longer screwed in at its small end but secured under a lip inside the lock plate
Princeton participated in the First and Second Rabaul Air Strikes
as well as the national cockade
surname faint and is regimentally marked on the cross guard: B
Original British Lee-Metford MkII Dated 1894 Converted to S.M.L.E. in 1904 and then to .22 Trainer - Serial 6369 Antique Flintlock Firearms It was a preferred firearmOriginal Item: One Only. This is one rare bird! This rifle started life as an 1894 dated Lee Metford MkII . 303 caliber rifle, then was converted into an extremely early S. M. L. E. configuration, and later to a . 22 Training rifle.. It may well have passed through being modified to an 1895 Long Lee Enfield as well, though the markings do not indicate this. The action is also marked with serial # 6369 over struck through number 30216, and also the