Cartridge Carbines of the British Army by Alan M. Petrillo SONGFELLOW

SONGFELLOW

WARDSWORTH

Have you ever wondered what information the pundits used when discussing the number of Thompson guns lost during U-Boat attacks

KIHLSTADIUS

MARTENSSON

Cartridge Carbines of the British Army by Alan M. Petrillo SONGFELLOWTable of Contents Cartridge Carbines of the British Army traces Britain's use of breechloading cartridge carbines from the development of the first Snider artillery & cavalry carbines, to the various Martini carbines (Henry, Metford & Enfield), to the Lee Metford & Lee Enfield Carbines introduced in the late 1800s. The book concludes with a chapter on the commonly known Jungle Carbine, the Number 5 Mark 1, as well as a chapter on the specifications