Wouldn't it be a little expensive for such ammo?.

Or no.

yeah

$5 per round

at least

Jeez.

but like I said you can get a drop in converter and fire something else, I forget what it is

Hm, or.

You make your own bullets.

FYI

if you look at their pistols

the officers have Webley Mk VIs or something

which weren't invented yet

lol

Lol.

But overall what is the accuracy on the martini henery?.

uh...

I mean that's kind of a difficult question to answer, guns don't really have like a base accuracy stat lol

I don't really know, definitely hundreds of yards, though

They were probably the best breech loading rifles that were adopted by a military at the time

rifles in the last hundred years are all accurate enough

Are you looking to pick up a hunting rifle?

me?

Anywho from what i am seeing on the gun, it seems like a good invesment.

Yeah

ah no

I am a curio and relic boi

Mhm, do you have any antique guns so far Charlemagne?.

only C&R but the Martini is an antique

however there are many other things I am interested in that are a bit more practical to actually shoot

Mhm.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VygWpmwBO8M

one thing that really sucks especially with WWI weapons is they are all sighted at minimum to like 300-400 yards

which is terrible

For the trenches?

no the opposite

for volley fire

which is the opposite of what happened in WWI

most engagements were way closer than that

so, you end up having to shoot at peoples' feet

the germans had some corrective attachments but they weren't really widely used