Original Ordnance RML 2.5-Inch Mountain Screw Gun Shell- Rudyard Kipling Hand Select:Yes The buckets were intended for

The buckets were intended for hanging most probably full of sand but certainly could be used for water if required

found some 12-pounder Armstrong projectiles outside Richmond in 1865 and later donated his collection to the West Point Museum

The normal feed device for Hotchkiss guns is a flat feed strip of 24 to 30 or so rounds

A quantity of tow or a scrap of fabric was wound around the wiper to perform the cleaning

Lanchester SMG barrels are available in two main variants: Those secured with a screw in the the front end of the barrel that attaches to the barrel jacket

Original Ordnance RML 2.5-Inch Mountain Screw Gun Shell- Rudyard Kipling Hand Select:Yes The buckets were intended forOriginal Item: Rudyard Kipling gave the name Screw Gun to the British Ordnance RML 2. 5 Inch Mountain Gun in his famous poem Screw Guns, and the gun has been known thus ever since. The Ordnance RML 2. 5 Inch Mountain Gun was made with the barrel in two parts so that it could be broken down into loads that could be carried by animal transport, usually mules but occasionally camels. The two sections of the gun were connected by a threaded, or screwed,