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midelburgo · 15th December 2021, 08:23 AM

The number 17 at the barrel and at the screw that closes the barrel end is also incised in the wood. I supose it is an assembling code. (194 for Corrado´s pistol).

I have the 2004 JL Calvo book since September, but I have hardly look at it. I supose it superseeds the one from the 1970s.

I checked another Spanish Army Status from 1815 and the Regimiento de Husares Españoles (with another two) still existed in 1815.

15th December 2021, 08:23 AM	#14
midelburgo Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 248	The number 17 at the barrel and at the screw that closes the barrel end is also incised in the wood. I supose it is an assembling code. (194 for Corrado´s pistol). I have the 2004 JL Calvo book since September, but I have hardly look at it. I supose it superseeds the one from the 1970s. I checked another Spanish Army Status from 1815 and the Regimiento de Husares Españoles (with another two) still existed in 1815. Last edited by midelburgo; 15th December 2021 at 04:32 PM.