Original Victorian British East India Company Early Saddle Ring Percussion Carbine with Back Action Lock and Captured Ramrod - circa 1840 Miscellaneous Gun Parts he was appointed to the

he was appointed to the Distinguished Service Order (DSO) in 1940

This band is the only difference between the M17 and the M16

1942 and ending on April 17th

Oil Industry Targets

whose specialty was camouflage

Original Victorian British East India Company Early Saddle Ring Percussion Carbine with Back Action Lock and Captured Ramrod - circa 1840 Miscellaneous Gun Parts he was appointed to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice British EIC Saddle Ring carbine with a back action lock. The style of the "EIC Lion" on the lock looks to indicate local manufacture in India under British supervision, though it is also just as possible that it was assembled using British made parts. The hammer in particular definitely looks to be of British manufacture, so the lock may have been re marked when the gun was assembled. The carbine