Ancient Matchlock Wall Gun: Circa 1600 (One Only) Hotchkiss MG used three-groove rifling

used three-groove rifling

Obtaining their first manufacturing License from Browning in 1897 by the time WW2 arrived

Every Martini-Henry bears a date in the 1880's (dates vary within the 1880's)

typically they used Extraklasse for their private label hats

Ancient Matchlock Wall Gun: Circa 1600 (One Only) Hotchkiss MG used three-groove riflingOriginal item: One Only. Discovered in the old Palace of Lagan Silekhana in Katmandu, Nepal this is one of our most remarkable finds; an ancient Matchlock Wall Gun. Extremely heavy barrel, the exterior appearance of a Blunderbuss, with swelled mouth, this weapon in fact was designed to propel a projectile of about 1. 25? in diameter. Still retaining its original Wood stock with worm damage to the butt, the trigger mechanism still works to introduce