Participants used Lee Metford rifles, adapting their techniques to mimic the single-shot Martini-Henry rifles used during the Anglo-Zulu War. Bill Williams with an unnamed Zulu Amabutho reenactor ...

It was like the Martini-Henry from Battlefield 1. Players could run the weapon as more of a rifle than a sniper with bare iron sights. Skilled marksmen were able to hit one shot kills from short ...

First rank, fire! Immortalised in the film Zulu, the Martini-Henry rifle was adopted by the British Army in 1871, replacing the Snider Enfield rifle – the British Army’s first ever breech-loading ...