Battle of Ahmed Khel - Second Afghan War
The cavalry were armed with sword, lance and carbines, Martini-Henry for the British; Sniders for the Indian. The British artillery, using a variety of guns, many .
http://www.britishbattles.com/second-afghan-war/ahmed-khel.htm
Weapons - Total War Center Forums
The Martini-Henry rifle was adopted in 1871, featuring a falling-block single-shot breech-loading . Enfield Pattern of 1861 Cavalry Carbine .
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Whatzis? | Michael's Dispatches
Sep 24, 2008 . The three rifles hung up on the left are Martini-Henrys, a la "Zulu". . The one all the way on the left is the short version, a cavalry carbine (not that rare). . humvees and weapons, wear civilian dress and meet the people.
http://www.michaelyon-online.com/whatzis.htm
Single-shot: Definition from Answers.com
Martini-Henrys were the standard British rifles of the late Victorian era, and . of the later Victorian era, and the Martini was also a popular action for civilian rifles. . The Hall rifle : The United States' first breechloading cavalry carbine, the Hall .
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US Army Rifle and Carbine Adoption between 1865 and 1900
the civilian sector produced an enormous selection of new carbine and rifle . Cavalry units carried a mixture of breech-loading or repeating carbines with . Remington, Springfield Breech-loading, Sharp's, Morgenstern, Martini-Henry, and .
http://www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA471224
British military rifles - eNotes.com Reference
5 Snider-Enfield Rifles; 6 Martini-Henry Rifles . Civilian rifles had on rare occasions been used by marksmen during the English Civil War (1642–51). . including infantry, navy and artillery versions, along with shorter carbines for cavalry use.
http://www.enotes.com/topic/British_military_rifles
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h2g2 - Fighting the Zeppelin - A912124
. the bombing of civilians ungentlemanly (the Royal Family were his relations, after . of .45" calibre, fired from old single-shot Martini-Henry cavalry carbines.
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Products 1 - 30 of 38 . Martini-Henry Rifles · Martini-Henry Accessories · Martini-Henry . British Flintlock Cavalry Carbine with Saddle Ring: Crown G.R. Marked .
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The British were armed with .45 calibre Martini-Henry breechloading rifles, while the Zulus were armed . Mark I and II Infantry Rifles, and Cavalry Carbine MkI's would have been the most prolific weapons on the . Acting Storekeeper (civilian ) .
http://www.litherland-digital.co.uk/album_3/pages/burke.htm
AIRGUNS & LONG GUNS
MARTINI-HENRY cavalry carbine: .450 shot, EX, $595. All correct, including . ( Carbines without this feature are civilian Winchester reworks or cut-down rifles.) .
http://home.earthlink.net/~frey2000/id1.html
British Empire: Forces: Campaigns: Afghanistan: Maiwand 1880
It consisted of one Infantry and one Cavalry Brigade on their way to support a force . the Royal Berkshire) Regiment equipped with the Martini-Henry 0.45 BL rifle, . of Bombay Native Infantry: the 1st Grenadiers and 30th Jacob's Rifles, both with . mules but without most of the civilian transport drivers who had already fled.
http://www.britishempire.co.uk/forces/armycampaigns/indiancampaigns/campafghan1878maiwand.htm
The Battle of Abu Klea of the Sudan Campaign 1885
The British troops were all armed with Martini-Henry single shot rifles and 22 inch bayonets, both infantry and cavalry, and mounted on camels, except the . for siege, while at the same time beginning the evacuation of the foreign civilians.
http://www.britishbattles.com/egypt-1882/abu-klea.htm
