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On My Recent Trip To Peru

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Just returned from a 10 day excursion in Peru. Now of course we did all the tourist stuff looking at rocks etc.... However the biggest surprise on my last day was this museum outside Lima! I have traveled all over the world touring primarily weapons museums. This one is the the most incredible I have ever seen. This is probably the largest private collection historic firearms anywhere in the world. It took me over two hours to photograph all the black powder firearms. I would like to share pictures here, however there may be some other arms mixed in. The museum is laid out that way. I am not sure the moderators will allow me to post pictures of specific guns with a other guns mixed in? In my opinion the historical significance of this collection warrants a trip down just for this collection.

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Wow!
 
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