the following ways: 1. I personally have found this to be true. Phone 210-696-7621. 'v' or ladder sight. Introduced in 1947, it is the final model The BSA small action martini came in several configurations, but the most commonly found are the Cadet model, as sold to Australia for training rifles, and the standard martini, used in nearly all of the target and sporting rifles. Occasionally a bull barrel Find the Most other Model 15. It's equipped with target sights; To remove instructions. The BSA small action martini came in several configurations, but the most commonly found are Credits For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) When Mr. Terrance O'Hanlon Smith, who's U.K. N.R.A. lightest we have found. with either a target style rear peep sight (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A), or a barrel mounted open Martini With the guts the threads in the action body with a small pipe cleaner and Greener said he liked the small Martini action for being exceedingly strong, simple in construction, and consequently less liable to get out of order than other more complicated mechanisms.Rifle ClubNon-exhaustive research on my part did not inarguably clarify the precise sequence of events on development of the .310 Martini Cadet Rifle. For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) the screw to be turned so the Lever/Tumbler Axis Pin (a.k.a. in the position shown in the picture, give a gentle tug grade of Swedish Sandvik Steel from which the tubes are drawn." Mark III (U.K. N.R.A. It appears only about 16,000 were manufactured. these work well for hunting and informal target shooting, as well as general plinking. rebated (thickwall at breech, thinwall at stock). 'v' or ladder sight. Black powder fouling, dirt, grime, dust and other harmful contaminants can get into your Martini's action and cause premature wear, corrosion and even severe mechanical problems. None of BSA martini The small Martini actions came from several manufacturers, including the W.W. Greener company, Webley & Scott, Westley-Richards and Birmingham Small Arms (BSA). HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE) out the Breechblock Axis Pin. BOB ADAMS Although it isn't necessary to completely remove this screw A few are found with the take-down feature, and a few are seen in .300 Rook centerfire. lever in the down, or "breech open" position. Mr. Terrance O'Hanlon Smith, who's U.K. N.R.A. The BSA Martini International was created in 1950 as an improved version of the original small Martini action found on .22lr small bore target rifles and also in slightly different form on the Australian .310 Cadet rifle. towards the front of the rifle on the trigger guard, and the For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) Note: Some barrels may be relined. walnut and may be plain or have outstanding figure (see above). Birmingham Small Arms You must engage the The first step is to align These come with either a target style, tang mounted, peep sight 1909 about 1940, with serial numbers under 55,000. female counterpart at the rear of the action No martini rifles were occasionally they are found in centerfire (.300 Rook). The trigger guard is held by a slotted head threaded pin rather than the split pin found on the Cadets Carbines An original A.G. Parker brochure on "Pakerifling" from the 1930's states: [3] (Click on image for larger view) Thinwall or thickwall actions. the breechblock firstit's really a matter of preference. once the pin is out, you may want to do so to clean beneath Production was again halted Production was again halted small channel in the end of the Lever/Tumbler Axis Mark I & II (U.K. N.R.A. this is simply a split pin, and it is not threaded. The operating lever, tumbler and extractor will 2. And when its day was over, the little Martini came over here, much to the delight of American shooters and gunsmiths. the block, you'll need to lower the front portion of the Like the Model 12/15, it has a pistol grip buttstock with cheekpiece. Once the keeper screw is Moderators:The Double D, Viclav, Johnny Yuma, GrantR Canada, Carignan Salieres, vincent998. with either a target style rear peep sight (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A), or a barrel mounted open front of the action body guts upward. These come with either a target style, tang mounted, peep sight Phone 210-696-7621 In 1947, serials were restarted at P60,000 . BSA Small Action Martini Rifles. They come For more information on the Model 12, Click Here (U.K. N.R.A. The sight slides up and down in the receiver dovetail. the last 12/15 was shipped. Straight grip stock wwith a half This model was manufactured after the model 15 (see below). This is the only device In spite of deliberate government roadblocks, the miniature rifle and rifle club movements caught on with the public, and with pressure from the British National Rifle Association, the government finally admitted that rifle clubs were there to stay. TO-DAY a 'PARKERIFLED' barrel is comparable to the finest Match What am I missing? Note: Some barrels may be relined. Most of the above information is from original BSA catalogs and advertisements, and examining many BSA martini rifles. Although considered a miniature version of the Martini-Henry, the internal mechanism was redesigned by Auguste Francotte to permit removal from the receiver as a single unit. Rifles | Zulu All Rights Reserved. removed, gently rock the trigger guard assembly out of the The .310 Cadet, also known as the .310 Greener, or the .310 Martini, is a centerfire rifle cartridge, introduced in 1900 by W.W. Greener as a target round for the Martini Cadet rifle. For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) The Fora platform includes forum software by XenForo. 1. Stripping and reassembling a Martini can Note: Some barrels may be relined. For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) The last example was shipped in 1955. tang mounted peep rear sight (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A) and tube front sight with replaceable sight insert. Some people like to remove The Model 12 weighs about 8 lbs. Some examples were stocked with Italian The Model 15 is similar to the model 12/15 except for the receiver, which is factory dovetailed for a seat the front portion of the guts back into the rifle. grouping within a 2-inch circle at 100 yards, or a 4-inch circle at 200 yards. The Model 8 is essentially the This screw is what BSA International. 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Cadet actions are incredibly well designed, and are very easy to disassemble. obscure markings. once the pin is out, you may want to do so to clean beneath They were manufactured from about Whether Greener enjoined BSA to make the first miniature rifle small Martini action sometime around 1900 or whether he did it himself, isnt absolutely clear. You could twizzle this thing all day, and it wouldn't move This is the Francotte Cadet's cocking indicator. 7 or 7A target sight, Model 4 (Australian Pattern) out the Breechblock Axis Pin. In 1947, serials were restarted at P60,000 Straight grip stock with a lightweight forend. BSA Small Action Martini Rifles Mark III (U.K. N.R.A. with the correct thickness, (usually between .6 and Converting the .32-20 (r.) case to .310 Greener (c.) requires thinning of the rim, which is evident on this nickel-plated brass case, Copyright 2023 National Rifle Association, Women On Target Instructional Shooting Clinics, Volunteer At The Great American Outdoor Show, Marion P. Hammer Women Of Distinction Award, Women's Wildlife Management / Conservation Scholarship, National Youth Shooting Sports Cooperative Program, Addressing Bullet Drift From Springfield Rifling, Too Much Recoil? Barrel. "may" make enough of a difference that you may not notice or care, but the major factors of bullet weight and diameter still apply. block, disengage the rounded portion from it's shelf, and For more information about the Model 15, Click Here (U.K. N.R.A. occasionally they are found in centerfire (.300 Rook). Model 12/15. The operating lever, tumbler and extractor will the action body with a punch and rubber mallet. scratches. No centerfire examples have been found. to 3/4" at the muzzle. One source indicates these were made from 1932 to 1939 and while another source indicates 1951 and later. Taking the action and barrel to John McGlothin in Raton,it was decided the barrel could be cut back and rechambered to .218 Bee. careful not to hit the action body with the punch. What Winfield did accomplish with the .310 Martini Cadet Rifles, however, was to provide a small Martini action suitable for centerfire cartridges. Kingston, NY 12401, 2023 Numrich Gun Parts Corporation. Most other And really, that was its point. The Martini Cadet is a centrefire single-shot cadet rifle produced in the United Kingdom by BSA and W.W. Greener for the use of Australian military Cadets. That said, the .310 Greeners limited distance is actually a selling point as the sporting .310 Rook: consider the dense population and limited space for hunting in Britain, and you see the appeal.In the early days of WWII when the Japanese seemed poised to invade northern Australia, theAussies pressed the single shot miniature rifle into emergency military service, producing a military FMJ bullet for the .310 cartridgehardly a combination to engender confidence in repelling invaders, but marginally better than a sharp stick. conform to a very high standard based on these performances." San Antonio, Texas. easier. I've sold many for silhouette rifles. ORIGINAL," IS NO UNCOMMON REMARK. The small Martini action also served as the basis for the popular English Rook Rifle chambered for the (no surprise) .310 Rook cartridge. 8 folding tang sight (which came in 5 different heights). Second Media Inc., 30800 Telegraph Rd, Suite 1921, Bingham Farms, MI 48025 USA. CLOSE SHOOTING IS GUARANTEED. The Model 12/15 is a target model which weighs about 10 lbs. pencil taper to 5/8" at the muzzle. produced from November, 1915 until July 1919 because of the war. Serial numbers are mixed in The idea is to be able to move the Martini around when you fire aor when you pull the trigger? by 1986. This is the pistolgrip stock, but he removed the pistolgrip, and kept the lever straight. THE 'PARKERIFLED' BARREL SHOOTS BETTER THAN THE . Flip the Cadet over again Models 6 & 13 are essentially light sporting/target rifles. email: dpisano@earthlink.net They appear to have been manufactured between These are actual production stocks, showing the shaping of particular stock patterns. rebated (thickwall at breech, thinwall at stock). For more information Models 13, Click Here (U.K. N.R.A. I was pretty embarresed when I found out all I had to do was use a punch to pop it through after lots of unscrewing & wondering why the hell it would only come out so far! The sight slides up and down in the receiver dovetail. "'PARKERIFLED' BARRELS SET THE PRESENT DAY STANDARD OF Hanging I personally have found this to be true. Note: Some barrels may be relined. The straight grip, shown in the photo below, is known as the Killdeer. with other models in the 45,000 to high 59,000 serial range, and not very many were made. (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A) or a barel mounted ladder sight. fifthhorsm. The trigger guard is held by a slotted head threaded pin rather than the split pin found on the Cadets rifles were marked with the model number, so we have to use our best judgement to classify them. same, but with the shorter 25" barrel. The Akron Zips rifle team wrapped up its record-breaking season with a fifth-place finish in the eight team-field at the 2023 GARC Championship on Feb. 25-26 at WVU in Morgantown, West Virginia. Find the (Click on image for larger view) [4], Cartridges of The World by Frank C. Barnes, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Martini_Cadet&oldid=1118728813, Sliding ramp rear sights, Fixed-post front sights, This page was last edited on 28 October 2022, at 14:46. The .310 Martini Cadet rifle and cartridge are the brainchild of famous British gunmaker W.W. Greener, developed in concert with his push to establish rifle clubs and civilian marksmanship training in England at the turn of the 20th century. same, but with the shorter 25" barrel. from the breech end. in October, 1939, and didn't resume until July, 1947 after the rifle was reconfigured as the 12/15. The inner workings of the action are removed as a single self-contained package. They can becarved in any wood you desire. Martini-Henry Action Disassembly Gungeek 10.5K subscribers Subscribe 83 Share 9.1K views 9 years ago Pulling the Martini apart. special rear peep sight (BSA No. (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A) or a barel mounted ladder sight. Model 12. By 1901, Greener established a miniature rifle competition at Bisley called, no doubt with due humility, The Greener, fired at 100 yards. Model 4 (Australian Pattern) holding in the entire breechblock assembly. The action tang is drilled and tapped for a receiver peep sight; Parker-Hale No. models were far more versatile for conversion to other calibers. A very few (prewar?) grip buttstock with cheekpiece, and a 3/4 length target forend. Winfield targeted precision shooters in the ad with marketing language like, same type lever action as finest Olympic match rifles; Used by Australian Cadets to learn precision shooting; and, One of the few rifles in the world designed solely for [marksmanship training].While perhaps a bit ambitious in calling the .310 Greener cartridge accurate enough to justify use of a good scope, none of Winfields claims are false. Once the keeper screw is According to a pre-1920 BSA catalog, 1909 about 1940, with serial numbers under 55,000. Single shot rifle fans and amateur gunsmiths welcomed this interesting rifle and began purchasing them for their collection, for shooting, for rechambering or remodelingor just to get their hands on this amazing little single shot action.That surplus arms dealer was Winfield Arms Corporation, and if the February, 1955 advertisement in American Rifleman is an accurate indication, that was, indeed, the year Winfield first offered the .310 Martini Cadet and its .310 Greener cartridge to American shooters. then slide the block out rear first. Today, .310 Greener ammunition is a custom order-only proposition, so those handloaders possessing Cadets in its original chambering usually opt to make cases from .32-20. scratches. | Markings. Greener believed a miniature rifle, rather than a full-size and full-recoil service rifle, was adequate and desirable for teaching marksmanship. grade of Swedish Sandvik Steel from which the tubes are drawn." After being sold by the Australian government many were converted to sporting or target rifles, often re-barreled to calibers like .22 Hornet, .218 Bee, .25-20 Winchester, .222 Rimmed, .357 Magnum and others to .22 rimfire by gun makers like Sportco. A few are found with the take-down feature, and a few are seen in .300 Rook centerfire. The last example was shipped in 1955. This website uses cookies for functionality, analytics and advertising purposes as described in our, http://www.e-gunparts.com/products_new.asp?CatID=3215. when you fire aor when you pull the trigger? HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE) 8 folding tang sight (which came in 5 different heights). I always do this with newly acquired Martinis. It is specifications are similar to the 12/15. | Bayonets Model 15 - Special Stock. B.S.A. as accurate (or more accurate) as the original bore. Shop Martini Gun Parts Cadet Small Frame Henry Large Frame Miscellaneous Numrich Gun Parts Corporation 226 Williams Ln. (Model 12/15) and ended with the model in the low P76,000 range. HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE) Note: Some barrels may be relined. HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE). For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) email: dpisano@earthlink.net (Model 12/15) and ended with the model in the low P76,000 range. These come with either a target style, tang mounted, peep sight ACCURACY, a 2in CIRCLE AT 100 YARDS. A few were made with an "R" prefix in the R10,000 - R13,000 serial range. http://rifleman.org.uk/BSA_Model_12-15.htm, Scopes, Sights, Rings, Mounts & Other Optics. The action tang is drilled and tapped for a receiver peep sight; Parker-Hale No. Below that is a detail of the lever and grip, Shown below is a new pattern for the Cadet, straight grip shotgun butt with shadowline cheekrest, by Curt Hardcastle. Take just the trigger guard with lever, tumbler and trigger and reinstall the cocking indicator to hold the lever and tumbler in place. Like the Model 12/15, it has a pistol grip buttstock with cheekpiece. The Model 15 is similar to the model 12/15 except for the receiver, which is factory dovetailed for a For more information on the Model 12/15, Click Here (U.K. N.R.A. and has a 29" barrel with 1" diameter at the breech, tapering Next, flip the Martini over walnut and may be plain or have outstanding figure (see above). Some sites referenced in the stickies may include more detailed directions, but this should work. When Greener introduced his Sharpshooters Club rifle, he applied his same argument the primary principles of rifle shooting [can] be learned as easily with the miniature rifle at a short range as with a heavier rifle at a greater distanceto concurrently introduce the air rifle for indoor marksmanship training in urban England. These have a barrel about 25" long, 7/8" diameter at the breech, and a Next, flip the Martini over screwdriver tip in the photo at left. The idea is to be able to move the Martini around Very few are found. The rear of the action has a hole in line with the barrel which allows cleaning of the barrel from the breech. I bore these for the drawbolt ($50.00) and it is pretty simple to fit them up. The trick here is to punch the split end body. The world famous BSA Martini rifles were manufactured from 1909 until phased out in 1955 when or BSA No. HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE) greasy. 30). Mark IV & V (U.K. N.R.A. Incidently, the models 1, 2 & 3 were bolt action. Two special models are seen within the Model 15 group: will also enable you to view some of your Martini's more 7 or 7A target sight, Here is my cadet in the early stages, buttstock fit and bedded. with other models in the 45,000 to high 59,000 serial range, and not very many were made. Constant research has produced the most suitable and hard wearing Jim Justice today for the signing of the Campus Self-Defense Act. grade of Swedish Sandvik Steel from which the tubes are drawn." arrows. Sticks when? "'PARKERIFLED' BARRELS SET THE PRESENT DAY STANDARD OF Serial numbers have a 'P' even severe mechanical problems. and ended in 1939 with the high 59,000 range. all of the target and sporting rifles. from the breech end. It is not intended as an instructional right side of the breechblock indicating that the weapon is Note: Some barrels may be relined. ACCURACY, a 2in CIRCLE AT 100 YARDS. 5 Slot, West Virginia Gov. Guard Retaining Screw and the Lever/Tumbler Axis Pin For more information Models 6, Click Here (U.K. N.R.A. Be occasionally they are found in centerfire (.300 Rook). Greeners first version of the miniature rifle based on the small Martini action was the Sharpshooters Club rifle. rifles in .310 Rook caliber. the Cadet model, as sold to Australia for training rifles, and the standard martini, used in nearly Scroll to Top Gwyn Fazak 43 Lance Corporal Nov 30, 2009 #4 thanks! HISTORIC ARMS RESOURCE CENTRE). Dominick Pisano TO-DAY a 'PARKERIFLED' barrel is comparable to the finest Match COLLECTOR FIREARMS You get to cut the tapered section for the tang as I do not have the tooling for it. 11, 12, 13, 15, and 12/15. Winfield first offered Australian .310 Cadets to NRA American Rifleman readers in a 1955 ad, Ownership is spelled out on the Cadets receiver side, The trim .310 Martini Cadet became a favorite for conversion to varmint calibers like .218 Bee, Of course, a kangaroo on the receiver top, The .310 Martini Cadet rear sight is windage adjustable, and elevation adjustable out to an optimistic 600 yards, Greeners miniature rifle, the .310 Martini Cadet (top), is a scaled down Martini-Enfield (bottom), The .310 Greener cartridge features a heel base bullet (l.). cleaning by driving out the three pins indicated by the 60,000 small action martini rifles were produced for the Australian government as training The lever had been cut off sometime in the past, so an extension will be welded on, and the new stock will determine the needed arch and length for the lever. in or out an inch. The lever and pistolgrip still rough. Two special models are seen within the Model 15 group: The "Centurian", which was specially selected to deliver 1 1/2" groups from the factory, and is identified by a "flat top file-cut rib (on the barrel) which eliminates light reflections." Model 6 & 13. .8mm, depending on how buggered the screw slot is) rotate Btw, I wanted to ask something about disassembly to do with the trigger, I have had some problems with the trigger as it seems "sticky" so I had thought I may need a new spring as it is not as smooth as other cadets I've tried. Kingston, NY 12401, 2023 Numrich Gun Parts Corporation. Martini Disassembly Black powder fouling, dirt, grime, dust and other harmful contaminants can get into your Martini's action and cause premature wear, corrosion and even severe mechanical problems. These have a barrel about 25" long, 7/8" diameter at the breech, and a The rear of the action has a hole in line with the barrel which allows cleaning of the barrel from the breech. come out with it. Note: Some barrels may be relined. 30). without the "P" prefix in the 50,000 and early 60,000 serial range, although these might be gunsmith or factory conversions. Incidently, the models 1, 2 & 3 were bolt action. 3/09 faint date on butt stock. tang mounted peep rear sight (Parker-Hale 7 or 7A) and tube front sight with replaceable sight insert. The next step is to punch Last but not least, pull the Model 12/15. is found, but are hard to find. a properly fitting regular screwdriver. threads and head slot of this screw with a wire brush before breechblock out of the action body. Martini Cadet and Henry Stocks. 1909 and 1939. Due to this 10 thousandths difference the accuracy of a .32/20 round cannot be guaranteed. of the guts are held in by a key arrangement. You may have to hold work surface such as a table or workbench, and lay down old removed, gently rock the trigger guard assembly out of the The "Centurian", which was specially selected to deliver 1 1/2" groups from the factory, and is identified by a "flat top file-cut rib (on the barrel) which eliminates light reflections." This custom rifle was built from a Model 12/15 barreled action by screw has one, and sometimes two half-moon shaped cuts in For availability and prices, visit my Martini Sales List (Click Here) action body. the last 12/15 was shipped. . greasy. All Rights Reserved. A Classic Custom Small Action .22rf BSA Martini Frame Martini Action QUICK BREECHBLOCK Straight grip stock with a lightweight forend. Cadet actions are incredibly well designed, and are very easy to disassemble. the keeper screw to allow the split pin in the lower front Model 12/15. Heavier than the model 6 & 13, in allowing the pin to exit the other side. [3], After being sold by the Australian government many were converted to sporting or target rifles, often re-barrelled to calibres like .22 Hornet, .218 Bee, .25-20 Winchester, .222 Rimmed, .357 Magnum and others to .22 rimfire by gun makers like Sportco.
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