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A spent case deflector was incorporated into the upper receiver immediately behind the ejection port to prevent cases from striking left-handed users
with an external hammer
the youngest and swiftest warriors
The sculptured lock plate is also nicely marked A
Bayonet is WD marked and dated 1889 with various inspector and acceptance markings
Original WWI British Army Trench Raiding Club Category_Martini-Henry Parts A spent case deflector wasOriginal 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