British Martini-Henry Mk I Striker, British Marked Russian Ordnance the caps were more popular

the caps were more popular with everyone that led to the Daisy Mae being declared limited standard in 1943 then gradually phased out

which is threaded on the lower end and screws into the stock

The battalion moved to Glencorse Barracks in Penicuik at the same time

Some of the problems were traced to the magazine

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British Martini-Henry Mk I Striker, British Marked Russian Ordnance the caps were more popularOriginal Item: The first striker issued with the early Martini Henry rifles was the Mk I. It immediately turned out to be too fragile, and before the initial field testing of the Martini was done, the Mk I was replaced with a strengthened version, the Mk II. The Mk I was in use for such a very short time that it may be the rarest Martini component part. IMA has found a very, very few original British Mk I strikers among the Mk II and Mk III Martini