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4692 replied to the thread Roanoke Colony Firearms.Thank you sir! You've been incredibly helpful.
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This business looks to have built one: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063463063081&name=xhp_nt__fb__action__open_user I...
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Yeah and that it would be easier to find a stand in with a smaller or less historically accurate replica. Anybody that would know enough...
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4692 replied to the thread Roanoke Colony Firearms.You mentioned that a larger heavier version of the fishtail existed at the time and could have been there. Do you think it might be...
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4692 replied to the thread Roanoke Colony Firearms.Thank you so much for the information. I guess my only question is, does anyone make a firing replica that's even remotely accurate that...
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only if it has a pistol grip and flash hider! I guess that could make petronels with cannon muzzles illegal in California! I actually...
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Rich guys may have had wheellocks. It was smoldering match for Joe Average.
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The bottom gun is attempting to replicate an Italian arquebus petronel, but is substantially off. Here is what the gun of that type...
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Hello, I have always been fascinated by the "Lost" Roanoke Colony. I often think about the moxy that it would take to do what they did...
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