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Old 20th September 2016, 02:01 PM   #24
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this one falls into atypical connotation, both because blunderbusses generally have flared muzzles and its nickname trombone doesn't reflect its actual barrel shape ?.
No, "trombone" has nothing to do with the barrel shape. It may have been my fault to translate the Austrian name "Kürassiertromblon M 1759" into an English obviously wrong expression - sorry!
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