Original British .303 Martini-Henry MkIII Artillery Carbine Marked Khartoum with Bayonet Garand & U.S. Rifles This is also suggested by

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Original British .303 Martini-Henry MkIII Artillery Carbine Marked Khartoum with Bayonet Garand & U.S. Rifles This is also suggested byOriginal Item: Only one available. Today these have become very hard to find. Originally manufactured sometime before 1896 in . 450 577 caliber as an artillery carbine this example was converted to . 303 caliber in 1896 and shipped to Egypt for colonial service in 1906. Receiver plate is nicely marked: ENFIELD 1896 M. E. 303 I On the opposite side off the receiver there are the markings: Khartoum 1909 The carbine has fine mottled finish overall and