Original British Enfield MkII .476" Service Revolver Issued to Canadian N.W.M.P - Dated 1882 MG 34 Feed Assembly The last rifle to be

The last rifle to be produced by the Sharps Rifle Company was the Model 1878 Sharps-Borchardt Rifle

This scabbard is very deeply stamped featuring palmettes on either side of the carrying bands

Many Spencer carbines were later sold as surplus to France where they were used during the Franco-Prussian War in 1870

cuffs and rear vent

and was subsequently awarded the Soldier's Medal

Original British Enfield MkII .476" Service Revolver Issued to Canadian N.W.M.P - Dated 1882 MG 34 Feed Assembly The last rifle to beOriginal Item. One Only. These are only ever encountered in a very great while and were introduced as the Enfield Mark I Revolver in 1880. This version was quickly superceded by the Mark II Revolver in 1882. The beauty of this extraordinary revolver is that when you "open" the the action the cylinder just slides forward upon its axis ejecting all the empty cartridge cases in the cylinder. Due to loaded cartridges being slightly longer, they do not