What is another word for Martini-Henry?
Pronunciation: [mɑːtˈiːnɪhˈɛnɹi] (IPA) 
The Martini-Henry is a firearm that was used by the British Army from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. It was a single-shot, breech-loading rifle that fired a .45 inch bullet. In military circles, it was often simply referred to as the "MH". However, there are a number of other terms that are sometimes used as synonyms for the Martini-Henry, including the "Martini" and the "MH-77". In some cases, the terms "Martini-Enfield" and "Lee Metford" may also be used in reference to this type of firearm. Regardless of the term used, the Martini-Henry remains an important piece of military history and an iconic symbol of the Victorian era.
