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Hi All,
This is an off-topic question, but it involves ethnographic firearms. I'm writing a fiction manuscript, and I'm trying to design a fictional fire arm. The gun has to be manufactured by a fairly low technological base (think 18-19th Century). They also need to minimize the amount of oil and lubricants used (important random plot point--if you insist, I'll explain why it matters). Obviously, I'm thinking of various old ethnographic guns, but I only really know how modern, western guns work, and they need lots of lubricants around the springs and other moving parts. Any help would be appreciated. Think of this as a chance to talk about how different old and ethnographic trigger mechanisms work. Best, F |
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