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Ive condensed the model descriptions to the most common (see below).

Models 6 13 are essentially light sportingtarget rifles.

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IV V. Unusually, we have FOR SALE one of these rifles that is duplicated in, and has a 29 barrel with 1 diameter at the breech, tapering.

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The production rifle, much heralded As will have been understood, if the page on the original BSA The Model 15 is similar to the model 1215 except for the receiver, which is factory dovetailed for a.

The Centurian, which was specially selected to deliver 1 12 groups from the factory, and is identified by a flat top file-cut rib (on the barrel) which eliminates light reflections.

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Note: Some barrels may be relined.

TO-DAY a PARKERIFLED barrel is comparable to the finest Match.

Model 15 - Special Stock.

Barrel. The standard actions are improved over the Cadet models in.

Only one of the five diagrams is illustrated HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE).

N.R.A. No centerfires have been seen - all examined have been.22 rimfire.

These have a barrel about 25 long, 78 diameter at the breech, and a.

The MartiniHenry is a breech-loading single-shot lever-actuated rifle that was used by the British Army.It first entered service in 1871, eventually replacing the SniderEnfield, a muzzle-loader converted to the cartridge system.MartiniHenry variants were used throughout the British Empire for 47 years.

The early BSA catalogs list many different martini models, including models 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.

The Model 15 is similar to the model 1215 except for the receiver, which is factory dovetailed for a.

CATALOGUES PAGE. grouping within a 2-inch circle at 100 yards, or a 4-inch circle at 200 yards.

Martini International Mk.I II, BSA See each listing for international shipping options and costs.

The fore-end woodwork of the prototype was, faired neatly back into the action along the lines, of previous marks.

Or see the bull-barrelled Mk.V shown on the page for the Internationals A colleague was still using his Mk.III.

Like most BSA martini rifles, it has a hole in the rear of the receiver which allows the barrel to be cleaned.

This aesthetically pleasing, feature was omitted from the production model of, the Mk.III and from all subsequent models -, The third rivet is just about discernible at the, bottom right-hand corner of the action side-, plate of the prototype rifle - the lower rifle in, this image.

BSA manufactured Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, spares for your small-bore of the small action martini rifles.

Like the Model 1215, it has a pistol grip buttstock with cheekpiece.

Martini Cadet S Serial Numbers Were

The serial numbers were used in in October, 1939, and didnt resume until July, 1947 after the rifle was reconfigured as the 1215.

Mark I II (U.K. N.R.A.

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Martini Cadet Serial Numbers