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Pratt said:
I was on a convention trip when I had the chance to stop at the Winchester Rile Museum outside of Winchester House. I noticed a couple of pieces under the wrong label. The curator said, Well oops on us. He openned the case and swapped the two pieces around. Here hold this one he said and handed me a 15th century Italian wheel lock while he replaced a Japanese match lock. I was dumb struck. What did I have in my hands? History my brothers. It was a thrill.
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That would be so cool.
 

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