Original British Flintlock Sporting Rifle by W. Mill of London - Circa 1820 Swedish Militaria Its last operational use was

Its last operational use was in the Radfan during the Aden Emergency

The area of the dummy receiver inside the ejection port has been left bright to simulate the surface of the bolt

In 1886 he organized the newly formed J Division's CID Department in Bethnal Green

He was involved in the heavy fighting surrounding the defence of British gun batteries during the Battle of Inkerman

History of the Russian Maxim Gun:

Original British Flintlock Sporting Rifle by W. Mill of London - Circa 1820 Swedish Militaria Its last operational use wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. Recovered from the Old Palace in Kathmandu, Nepal in 2003 this is a small and once wonderful Flintlock Sporting Rifle offered in as found condition. The stock has been broken at the wrist so both the butt and the trigger assembly with trigger guard is long absent. However, the rifle dates to about 1820 and is fitted with a rainproof pan. The Lock is signed "W. MILL" who worked at 120 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON between 1810