Original British Martini-Metford A.C.III Artillery Carbine by N.A.&A. Co. Converted to .22 by Greener for the NRA - dated 1881 Japanese Navy The issuing unit would then

The issuing unit would then find itself issuing a tag or book without its numerically-corresponding counterpart

tactical strike without the need to unsheathe the sword

Although the plan was to use the Lyman “Alaskan” scope on these rifles

Early Model dating from pre-1915 before the adoption of other materials to save precious aluminum

This is an "attic fresh" example of a U

Original British Martini-Metford A.C.III Artillery Carbine by N.A.&A. Co. Converted to .22 by Greener for the NRA - dated 1881 Japanese Navy The issuing unit would thenOriginal Item: Only One Available. Well this is definitely a firearm that has seen quite a bit of history during it's long life! Shortened from a rifle to a carbine and converted to a new caliber not once but TWICE! The markings on the metalwork of the gun help trace its very interesting history. The Martini Metford was effectively a Martini Henry Mk III rebarrelled to . 303 and with a new extractor installed. These conversions started in 1889, and