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Old 19th November 2009, 02:08 AM   #8
M ELEY
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Hello M and N ( )

Espingarda from the Portuguese meaning tall/thin/long. Sounds right. Along with swival coehorns, these wall guns fascinate me. Thanks for commenting.
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