The first volume in the series covers the development , trials and acceptance of the Martini-Henry into British Service. Discusses the .303 and experimental .40 caliber Martinis. The final volume in the series. The history of Edward M. Boxer's cartridge, as used by the British from 1866 to the 1930's. Covers the evolution of the Snider and Martini Patterns primarily.
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This 70 page book compares the major patterns of Martini-Henry Rifles and Carbines, and briefly discusses bayonets and commercial .450 Martinis. The art of wrapping a piece of paper around a bullet to prevent lead fouling and increase accuracy. The history of the Zulu Nation from the Bantus to the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War. A heavily illustrated and well written history of the 1879 Anglo-Zulu War. Features excellent illustrations and maps.