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Old 27th July 2017, 08:47 AM   #11
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Mukahla (Snaphaunce lock). Taroudant Region, Oued Sous Valley, Morocco.
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Stu, I see some very similar guns being described as "afedali", I am not very familiar with the terms used with North African guns, maybe someone can explain what makes a gun an "afedali". I have read that "afedali" is a Moroccan Moukhala from the Taroudant area and the Souss wadi bassin.
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