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I think that the claws you mention were for running a rope thru to secure the weapon while moving it... think tying it to a camel...Looks like a good use of two cents...
Andy
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I think that the claws you mention were for running a rope thru to secure the weapon while moving it... think tying it to a camel...Looks like a good use of two cents...
Andy
That makes sense...damn now I gotta go and join the US Camel Corps....I think that the claws you mention were for running a rope thru to secure the weapon while moving it... think tying it to a camel...
Pretty good assessment.So after taking a closer look....
The flintlock has a safety latch behind the hammer...also the frizzen is covered with a leather tab.
The safety latch is neat...and not often found on replica locks.
The tab is meant as a "safety" to prevent the flint from striking the frizzen.
This seems to me at least , signs of a working , as in fireable flintlock muzzle loader.
if you look at the barrel there are two lugs near the stock..those are for locking into the swivel , which is mounted on the wall or boat.
Wall guns / swivel guns were often oversized...they tended to shoot .80 caliber or larger round ball or shot.
It appears to me at least , after a second look...
like a swivel gun that has been re-stocked...again not sure what the 'Claw" thing is on top of the barrel , near the fore end.
Andy
"Standard Manufacturing"? Clearly High Standard fell from their glory days
They make some real bubblegume. They have the volley fire two barrel thing (thunderstruck I think it's called maybe) which is one of the worst gun designs ever made Imo, right after the zip 22, which was also an abomination made by them. Utter bubblegume imo."Standard Manufacturing"? Clearly High Standard fell from their glory days
Looks like a cross between a STEN and a Star Z70Saw this for sale on gunprime
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I knew someone that has a .308 version. He let me fire it a couple of times. meh.This was new to me….
Saw on YouTube channel and apparently made in the 70s 80s
.308 1911 pistol upper… also saw .223
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Yeah I think it's neat that they have slap on "uppers" for the 1911.I knew someone that has a .308 version. He let me fire it a couple of times. meh.
That's pretty neat!
Modern day Luger technology
Yeah, pretty wild. Looks like a Thompson, works like a Luger. I bet it wouldn't have stovepiped if he held it by the forearm instead of the mag.