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Old 16th May 2019, 12:45 PM   #1
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recessed touch-hole with remains of lead liningl
It does not looks like lining. I seems that it's just bigger hole of sleeve pressed on the rear side of the barrel
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It does not looks like lining. I seems that it's just bigger hole of sleeve pressed on the rear side of the barrel
Yes, it does look like that indeed, Alexander.
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