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Saw that ... guess he wasn't going for accuracy, huh? 
A beautiful example of the gunmakers art. I somehow doubt practicality was the point of the exercise
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Great Workmanship. I guess this is for "giving someone your heart!"
Heart bore is unique.
Other I have handled are square and oval. I have not fired any of these and do not know how they would do with accuracy. Many new ideas were tested and the rich funded the projects.
I like that the barrel has the external shape of the bore to reduce weight.
William
Heart bore is unique.
Other I have handled are square and oval. I have not fired any of these and do not know how they would do with accuracy. Many new ideas were tested and the rich funded the projects.
I like that the barrel has the external shape of the bore to reduce weight.
William
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