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I think this is a very interesting and good piece of art, but I am one of those people and hence must ask the questions: what exactly is the mechanism doing on that rifle, and why does it have what appears to me as a sharp stick inside the barrel? But again, cool image
johnhorny said: I think this is a very interesting and good piece of art, but I am one of those people and hence must ask the questions: what exactly is the mechanism doing on that rifle, and why does it have what appears to me as a sharp stick inside the barrel? But again, cool image
It's a percussion lock mechanism. And a socket bayonet, which are oriented on the right side of the barrel rather than the underside.
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Johnhorny
MemberI think this is a very interesting and good piece of art, but I am one of those people and hence must ask the questions: what exactly is the mechanism doing on that rifle, and why does it have what appears to me as a sharp stick inside the barrel? But again, cool image
Antifrieza
MemberYEAH AMERICA!!!
Lygris
MemberIt's a percussion lock mechanism. And a socket bayonet, which are oriented on the right side of the barrel rather than the underside.
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