Original British Martini-Henry Rifle Aim Corrector Mk II Lee-Enfield (SMLE) The Nepalese/Gurkhas manufactured the Francotte

The Nepalese/Gurkhas manufactured the Francotte until they adopted the Martini Gahendra in 1885

As worn during the terrible Blitz air raids which started at the end of the summer 1940 and carried on for the rest of of World War Two

CZECHOSLOVAKIA - NORTH SEA (NETHERLANDS

with all pads still present and Japanese ink markings in excellent condition

Original Item: In the later stages of the war in Europe

Original British Martini-Henry Rifle Aim Corrector Mk II Lee-Enfield (SMLE) The Nepalese/Gurkhas manufactured the FrancotteOriginal Item: Another item that came out of the woodwork, so to speak. These had been around since 2003, but no one paid attention to them. Marksmanship training has been a high priority in British infantry development for a long time, probably since the introduction of rifled small arms. The value of ACCURATE long range fire is made vividly apparent in the Richard Sharpe novels about the Peninsular War by Bernard Cornwell. And most history buffs