A Sinder-Enfield, breech-loading rifle, which was converted from the older the Pattern 1853 rifle-muskets. At first, the British developed a stopgap by modifying the actions of existing ...

And each time it was fired from a different rifle. During the Victorian era that rifle was the Martini-Henry. At the end of the 1964 film Zulu, which chronicled the events of the almost infamous ...

The Martini-Henry rifle is still perhaps best known for being the weapon used by British redcoats during the Zulu Wars in southern Africa, made famous by the film ‘Zulu’ starring Sir Michael ...

I recall that I spent about 400 riyals, about $90 U.S. dollars at the time and also purchased an old rifle, a Martini Henry, I believe. It was an incredible experience as this was the first time I ...

That replacement would be the Martini-Henry, a rifle that some argue should be properly designated the Peabody-Martini-Henry. It is actually a Peabody pattern—an American designed rifle, which ...