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several Martini Mark IV Pattern B rifles have been found with 1895 dates
It was not until a flexible 50 round strip was fully developed in May 1917 that the Hotchkiss would become the standard machine gun for tanks again
All of the markings are very crisp and clear
A massive bell mouthed brass swivel flintlock
but we have not been able to translate them
Original WWII Anti-Tank 57mm M23AB1 6 Pounder M22 Inert Drill Cartridge - Dated 1943 Russian/Soviet Militaria several Martini Mark IV PatternOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic inert drill round for the U. S. 57mm 6 Pounder Anti Tank gun, known as the 57mm M1. This was the U. S. version of the British Ordnance QF (Quick Firing) 6 pounder Anti Tank gun, which uses cartridges with attached propellant, as opposed to separate shells and propellant bags. It is completely inert, and cannot be converted to any type of explosive device. The shell weighs 12 lbs (5. 4kg) and
