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About LinkBacksProbably a Snider would have been the cheapest breech loader I'd say.
Then a Martini Henry,followed by a Martini Enfield.
Lee Metfords were only just over 10 years old in 1907 I think? Doubtful a poor farmer would have been cutting about with an example of the Empires finest weapon of the day.
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