Likely not a rimfire rifle. These were chambered in 310 Cadet, a low power centrefire. The original rifle these were based on was the 303 British and in the 1890's, a black powder load. I think that the 310 was smokeless - certainly ones that I have seen were. Many of the rifles were re-chambered in low pressure calibres - Hornet, 218 and 222. The rimfire Martini's could be converted to Hornet quite easily. The firing pin was bushed in the action to move to the barrel centre and the original barrel re -chambered.
and at what price?
only five in the picture but, I have seven. one is a .20 ackley hornet, three are .20 killer bee's and three are .20 rimmed vartarg's. someday I'll take a new picture. they all have 6.5x20x50 leupolds with the varmint reticle. my first one got just a plain stock, after that I started putting nicer stocks on them. they are as could as any gun in colony critter shooting. I have a self imposed moratorium on any new firearm, other wise I would definitely be interested in this one.
