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fernando · 17th December 2018, 04:42 PM

No need to change the thread title to "bizarre weaponry" or the like. As long as old guns are in the menu, digression is never a profound one.
That grave protector beast in #8 seems to have an end XVIII French lock, judging by the brass priming pan.
Here is a similar one with a different lock (i guess) from a compendium of solutions to protect fresh graves, a hobby most appealing in a determined period.

And by the way, Rick ...
What type of person would go out with that lamp gun ?

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17th December 2018, 04:42 PM	#9
fernando Lead Moderator European Armoury Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,642	Rick not minding ... No need to change the thread title to "bizarre weaponry" or the like. As long as old guns are in the menu, digression is never a profound one. That grave protector beast in #8 seems to have an end XVIII French lock, judging by the brass priming pan. Here is a similar one with a different lock (i guess) from a compendium of solutions to protect fresh graves, a hobby most appealing in a determined period. And by the way, Rick ... What type of person would go out with that lamp gun ? . Attached Images