Original British Martini-Henry Rifle Type III Striker (Firing Pin) Unmarked - Compatible with All Models German Luger the center being a springy

the center being a springy copper type which contrasts nicely with the outer wires

1945 the OKW issued an order re-designating it as the 9th Mountain Division

The trigger guard could have been a "left over" from an earlier period that was pressed into use or perhaps a later replacement using an older part

used a Battery of these Armstrong Rifled Cannons

Soldiers were issued a daily "TOT"

Original British Martini-Henry Rifle Type III Striker (Firing Pin) Unmarked - Compatible with All Models German Luger the center being a springyOriginal Item: Original Martini Henry cylindrical MkIII firing pin, to suit all rifles and carbines MkIII, Mk1V, IC1 carbines and . 303 models IMA has found a cache of original, British made Martini Henry strikers among the material from Nepal. In a Martini Henry, the striker and striker spring are the two parts most often needing replacement. Until now, replacements have been unavailable for many years. The strikers come in two models, but all