TheTyler7011
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Gotta love a good 18th century Spanish blunderbuss
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Comfortably_Numb
The Evil Mike Brooks
What makes you think it's Spanish?
good one pathfinder.
hanshi
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It's a neat old gun regardless.
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Looks like it has an enormous self-priming touch hole or blown out liner. LOL
You could probably just mix your birdshot, buckshot and gunpowder all together in the same bag.... Pour a little rationed scoop in, and pull the trigger. haha
You could probably just mix your birdshot, buckshot and gunpowder all together in the same bag.... Pour a little rationed scoop in, and pull the trigger. haha
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Comfortably_Numb
The Evil Mike Brooks
I'm betting it's Belgian.
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