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Old 26th May 2014, 04:58 PM   #1
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Hi Michael , probably my stupidity but I cannot see the attachments you mention in your reply .
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Old 26th May 2014, 05:14 PM   #2
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Hi Michl,
Can you expand your explanation some further ?
... Or illustrate it with specific examples ?
Considering the length of this device as having 90 cms, we may assume the thinner section has some 50 cms and the thick part the balance 40 cms. To my ignorant eyes the first is too short for a (soulder gun) barrel rod and the second too long and sturdy (9 cms) for a muzzle plug.
I can easy assimilate that, the brass (not iron) threaded part makes sense for the application of cleaners or extractors (as i previously noted), but the whole ensemble makes me puzzled .
Looking at the superb pictures you posted, i still don't get it; maybe i am blocked ... wouldn't be surprised


Richmond, what is the thickness of the thin section ?

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Old 26th May 2014, 05:19 PM   #3
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Hi Richmond,


I'm sure you are able to see them now! p


Please do understand that it often even takes me hours to find all the apt photos out of my 280,000 plus photo archive ...
So my attachments my be late at times.

Attached below find the images of my ample collection of 16th and 17th worms and scourers.


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