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Old 9th June 2017, 08:00 PM   #1
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Fernando, muito obridago! Your presentation and display are worthy of a museum. (but a very unique museum where cats have the run of the place!)
The one with the "rat tail" handle sticking up on top, isn't that the chamber piece of a breech-loader?
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Old 10th June 2017, 11:16 AM   #2
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Eu é que agradeço, Philip
In fact, there are two breech loading chambers in the pictures. They were within focus, i let them stay.
You are right about who runs things around here ... and they make a point in so showing .
Here is Adriano (not with us any more), supervising works on a cannon stand.


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