Original British Victorian Enfield Model 1881 MkII Service Revolver in .476 Enfield - Dated 1884 MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly M/55 and M/57 needle-ignition carbines

M/55 and M/57 needle-ignition carbines featured the re-adoption of the shortened bolt

more commonly known as the

As the war progressed it became necessary to further distinguish those soldiers who had already exceeded the awarding criteria

On the rear of the holster there are additional markings:

This Kingdom included

Original British Victorian Enfield Model 1881 MkII Service Revolver in .476 Enfield - Dated 1884 MG 34 Pistol Grip Assembly M/55 and M/57 needle-ignition carbinesOriginal Item. Only One Available. These are only ever encountered in a very great while and were introduced as the Enfield Mark 1 Revolver in 1880. This version was quickly superceded by the Mark 2 Revolver in 1882. The beauty of this extraordinary revolver is that when you "open" the the action the cylinder just slides forward upon its axis ejecting all the empty cartridge cases in the cylinder. Due to loaded cartridges being slightly longer, they