Original British 1877 Enfield Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine Converted to .303 in 1898 Original Items
Item: ON8893

Original British 1877 Enfield Martini-Henry Artillery Carbine Converted to .303 in 1898

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  • Original Item: Only one available. Today these have become very hard to find. Originally manufactured in 1882 in .450/577 caliber as an artillery carbine this example was converted to .303 caliber in 1898.


    Right side of action is marked:


    Enfield


    1877


    Left side of action is marked:


    V.R.


    ENFIELD


    1898


    ME. 303


    A.C. II


    Lightly cleaned and ready to display with only a missing brass marking disc, which has been replaced. Fitted to accept both the P-1888 Lee Metford and 1895 Long Lee Enfield knife bayonets


    Very nice overall condition, bore is crisp.



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