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A Martini-Henry MkIV in. 577/450 by the Royal Small Arms Factory, Enfield, dated 1887 — complete with the compelling Nepalese service markings that place this rifle fi...
A genuine and collectable Snider-Enfield Mk III in. 577 calibre, retailed by Pollard & Son, Birmingham, bearing War Department marks indicating authenticated disposal from British military service. ...
A French Modèle 1842 infantry musket from the Manufacture Royale de Tulle, one of the great state arms-producing centres of 19th century France.
The Modèle 1840 and 1842 were France's first wi...
The quickest way to tell them apart is what happens inside the barrel. Rifles have spiral grooves cut into the bore that spin a single bullet for accuracy at distance. Shotguns have a smooth barrel and usually fires a cartridge packed with many small...
You can own a shotgun in the UK, and you can own several. What you cannot do is buy or hold one without a shotgun certificate issued by your local police force. That certificate is the whole game. Getting it, keeping it valid, and staying inside its ...
For UK sub-12 ft/lb shooting, the rifle itself is rarely the thing that lets you down. Any decent modern air rifle from a known brand will put a pellet where you aim it and kill a rat or squirrel cleanly at sensible range. The choices that actually s...