AB-31 MARTINI HENRY gun mod. Mk IV cal. .577
≈ $473
Price at the dealer: 390 CHF. Converted at the ECB rate as of October 16, 2026.
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6528 Camorino, Switzerland
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ID: 10853524
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Details
- Original language
- Italian
- Category
- Purchase eligibility
- Required
- Condition
- New
- Location
- 🇨🇭 6528 Camorino, Switzerland
- Availability
- In stock
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- Source
- Armeriablockhouse
- Last updated
- about 2 hours ago
Description
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The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
- Details: rifle manufactured at Enfield, MkIV Pattern 1, 1887. Initially a reduced-caliber .402 version, produced in 65,000 units but never issued to the army. The extended opening lever and the receiver also distinguish it from the standard .577 models. With the advent of smokeless powder in 1886, the .402 rifles were converted to .577 as "Pattern 1". Later used in Nepal and issued to native troops (NS stamp, "Native Service"). (Show description in original language)
- Condizioni: estetiche e meccaniche buone, calcio restaurato
- Dettagli: fucile prodotto a Enfield, MkIV Pattern 1, 1887. Inizialmente una versione in calibro ridotto .402, prodotto in 65'000 esemplari ma mai distribuiti all'esercito. Anche la leva di apertura allungata e il castello di culatta rappresentano delle differenze dai modelli standard in .577. Con l'avvento della polvere infume nel 1886 i fucili in .402 vennero convertiti in .577 come "Pattern 1". Successivamente utilizzato in Nepal, assegnato alle truppe native (punzone NS, "Native Service").
- Dettagli: fucile prodotto a Enfield, MkIV Pattern 1, 1887. Inizialmente una versione in calibro ridotto .402, prodotto in 65'000 esemplari ma mai distribuiti all'esercito. Anche la leva di apertura allungata e il castello di culatta rappresentano delle differenze dai modelli standard in .577. Con l'avvento della polvere infume nel 1886 i fucili in .402 vennero convertiti in .577 come "Pattern 1". Successivamente utilizzato in Nepal, assegnato alle truppe native (punzone NS, "Native Service").
