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Whydah Gally African Trade / Slave Gun Identification
Hey all you buccaneers and cutthroats! Ever since I got my first Northwest gun, I've been hooked on trade guns. I'm looking for any information on this trade/ slave gun that was recovered from the Whydah Gally wreck. This is the only clear picture I could find on God's green internet of this...- TooTall
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Ball Triggers on European Guns?
Does anyone know of any instances of European made guns having ball type triggers other than Scottish steel stocked pistols, and early Scottish longarms? If so, when and where, and on what types of weapons might they have been used? I would especially like to know if anyone knows of any Dutch...- Tacksman45
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