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SCREW BARREL
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Um..., no..... a screw barrel loads the breech from the front, then seals the breech, then one installs the barrel. Flint or caplock, no difference.
Loading and shooting Screw Barrel Pistol
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Loading and shooting Screw Barrel Pistol
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Um..., no..... a screw barrel loads the breech from the front, then seals the breech, then one installs the barrel. Flint or caplock, no difference.
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I don't see any breech loaders. All the weapons mentioned the breech is loaded from the muzzle end like a cap and ball revolver.
