Original WWI British Army Trench Raiding Club Category_Martini-Henry Parts Army Uniforms and were subject

Army Uniforms and were subject to Army Regulations (Chief Operator Grace Banker received the Distinguished Service Medal)

the youngest and swiftest warriors

was located on Victoria Street in Birmingham

A spent case deflector was incorporated into the upper receiver immediately behind the ejection port to prevent cases from striking left-handed users

An extremely rare model not offered in over a decade

Original WWI British Army Trench Raiding Club Category_Martini-Henry Parts Army Uniforms and were subjectOriginal Item: Only One Available. With the adoption of Trench Warfare in 1914 the stalemate became intolerable so the practice of "trench raids" was introduced. Taking place at night this involved a raining party crossing NO MANS LAND and entering into the enemy's trench system to take a few prisoners for interrogation. Clearly these were covert operations and the use of firearms was impossible so the Army reverted to almost medieval tactics of using