Chapter 124: More new weapons.

In that era, the loading mechanism of lever-action rifles was not ideal for prone firing, so they were eventually eliminated by the harsh realities of the battlefield.

However, this doesn't mean it was useless. This type of rifle was still a very advanced weapon at the time.

At least, in Pryce's opinion, this thing had many potential applications: First, it was a decent and elegant hunting rifle. As a luxury item, it was exquisitely crafted and expensive, which appealed to the aristocracy.