Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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Alexander Henry Ltd

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1871.
January 1897.

Alexander Henry Ltd, Gun and Rifle Makers, of 18, Frederick Street, Edinburgh, and London

1871 Alexander Henry of Edinburgh developed an improved breech loading rifle; one of his earlier rifle designs had been considered by a Select Committee as a possible armament for the British Army. Eventually the choice was made to combine Martini's breech with Henry's rifled barrel as the Martini-Henry Rifle.[1]


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