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Pukka Bundook
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PPukka Bundook replied to the thread Traditional M/L Guns from India.I believe the bow butts up against the flat area and whipped in place using the hooks, as TobJohn says and shows above. (Post 173)
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PI think I figured it out: The bow goes in the front. The hooks allow the lashing to more easily be attached and removed for...
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PPukka Bundook reacted to TobJohn's post in the thread Inlay and decoration in the pre flintlock era with
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After my short arms tour of England, I am amending my previous opinion. Puffer pistols are so much bulkier in person, with a lot of... -
PPukka Bundook reacted to TobJohn's post in the thread Inlay and decoration in the pre flintlock era with Like.
I did not give this the attention it deserved when I first saw the comment. After seeing more examples of 16th-18th century barrels, and...
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PPukka Bundook reacted to TobJohn's post in the thread Inlay and decoration in the pre flintlock era with Like.
I’m going through the last of my England photos and I found this example from the Royal Armouries, explaining 15th and 16th century...
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PHi Pukka I have no idea what the hook is for. But I seem to recall once seeing a photo of a combination torador musket and crossbow...
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PPukka Bundook reacted to Sam squanch's post in the thread Traditional M/L Guns from India with Like.
Rampart gun maybe, to hook over a wall? But why hooks going the other way? Maybe to hang it up when not in use?
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PI do not remember. I passed the case on my way out of the exhibit and took a pic of the cartridges because they caught my eye. I’ll see...
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PPukka Bundook reacted to TobJohn's post in the thread Early 1500s Snapping Matchlock carbine with Like.
For anyone interested in this arquebus, I took some photos of the RA examples, showing different angles: The links to the museums...
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PStock shape / design has a lot to do with perceived recoil.
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PYou tube has a channel devoted to JamesTown and the early seventeenth century colonial life. Clothing styles changed fast and a world...
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PJamestown was founded as a money-making adventure for a company called the "Merchant Adventurers". Gold, furs, whatever riches could be...
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PIt’s a cherished myth of American history that most of the men who came to Jamestown were gentlemen, unprepared for or unused to labour...
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PPukka Bundook replied to the thread Traditional M/L Guns from India.What's the grappling iron rig at the muzzle end of the gun for Jon? (In your above pic) I presume its muzzle end!
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PPukka Bundook reacted to BillinOregon's post in the thread Traditional M/L Guns from India with Like.
The erudition evident in these threads astonishes me. I raise a glass to you, gentlemen! Having to look up the Wagenburg tactic, I came...
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