WW1 Austro-Hungarian 8x50R Inert Cartridges in WW1 Clip Category_Martini-Henry Rifles It has early 1863 production

It has early 1863 production numbers so it likely was carried by Whittelsey for over a year of service

See photo of King George V using a similar telescope looking over the trenches of the Western Front

when loaded

greater range

the cylinder lock up is very tight and the pistol has no play in the barrel/frame connection

WW1 Austro-Hungarian 8x50R Inert Cartridges in WW1 Clip Category_Martini-Henry Rifles It has early 1863 productionOriginal Remanufactured Item: The standard cartridge of the Austro Hungarian Empire in WW1 was the 8x50R. These 5 rounds are packed in the correct WW1 Mannlicher clip. IMA has obtained a small quantity of remanufactured dummy cartridges and signal flares that had once been part of a large military collection. All of them have been manufactured by using inert fired cartridge cases and inserting bullets or wads. They were made for display purposes and