The Nepalese Gahendra rifle, manufactured in Nepal from the 1880s, is a Peabody-style falling block action, not a true Martini. These rifles were entirely hand-made with non-interchangeable parts, producing about four per day. Due to manufacturing inconsistencies and Damascus barrels, shooting is discouraged; if fired, use reduced loads and slug the barrel. A large cache discovered by IMA made these rifles accessible to collectors.
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