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Took the 303 Martini Enfield to the range today. Just to try it out, I fed it with 52gn FFg Black Powder and compressed it into the case with a 180gn lubricated cast Boolit. Fired 8 rounds at 50Y for...

Go have a read of the thread entitled '310 Martini Preliminary Results' on this website.

Hi Wallace,

I use SPG, only because I have a lot of it as it is my proven prize winning lube with my 45-100 Sharps and my 45-70 H&R Buffalo Classic (I only shoot BP in the 45-100). I have tried...

Hi 34570,

Yes, I roll my own, however I am still trying to develop a good load for my 577/450.

Over the past 12 months I have tried all sorts of boolits, powder loads and paper patching.

My...

Here is a picture of my Martini Collection. All in very good condition, and are shot regularly.

Top is an 1873 Martini Henry 577/450 MkII (MkI conversion - many MkI bits still on it). Feint...

Cleaned up my newly acquired 303 Martini Enfield over the weekend and found some more interesting stamps on the stock, including a set of intials pin pricked onto the stock. The left side of the...

Further to my earlier post, I think I have overcome inexperience on this site and got the pictures sorted out.

My collection of Zouaves. The carbine and the top four are Zoli, the bottom four are...

I have nine Zouaves, four Zoli rifles and a Zoli Carbine, plus four Armi Jager.

The carbine has seen little use since I acquired it. It spent its life as a wall hanger until the changed gun laws...

I shoot an 1873 Martini Henry MkII 577/450 quite regularly using fillers in the case. Load is 85gn Wano FFg drop tubed down a 3ft carbon fibre arrow shaft and the case filled with bird seed (the...

I have just acquired a nice Martini Enfield rifle in 303. It is an 1883 Enfield manufacture Martini Henry 577/450 MkIII conversion. Martini Enfield conversion marks 1896 with all the appropriate...

I have recently acquired a Greener 310 Cadet chambered for 32-20 (barrel stamped). Early test results with 310 rounds is proving encouraging. I am loading 9.5gn of AR2205 behind Hawkesbury River...