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Hello Vova. Welcome to the Forum. A very nice - and earlier (IMHO) -Ottoman/Turkish musket. From the photo of the muzzle it appears...

Well that makes sense. green gardens being esteemed in a dry land , Quite how they got the green to soak in puzzles' me .Do you know...

... maybe ONLY if you had a deer within 15' that was not looking at you and didn't smell your lit punk ... But otherwise, ... these...

Green dyed bone, wood, & antler was common on weapons. In Islam, the color green is often associated with weapons and is considered a...

Thought I'd add my Derrick Jaeger. This one is a .50. All furniture is cast brass. Features elk antler ramrod tip and inlays that...

Looks more like a tarnished copper or something similar, based off the color of the other pieces around them

Welcome from, Virginia, USA! You should check the Shooting Accessories or Accoutrements section of the forum for advice.

Yeah … he already has 1 to 2 strikes from that Toradar dissection …

Dear Billy. Very well put, we might just get through to' hacksaw Rick' failing which its thunder bolts ! . Regards Rudyard

Sooooo glad I got mine from TRS, as they no longer sell them.

What does MLRS stand for? I try throwing in words like missile, launched, rocket, muzzle loaded, system etc. Just curious. Will...

Multiple Launch Rocket System. Definitely anachronistic for me to use it in the context, but I was making a comparison with how some of...

The only possible reasons I can think of are more power, faster reloading, no need for physical strength or cocking/drawing mechanisms...

Stone and then lead bullets were also probably faaaaarrrrrr easier logistically. Don’t need any skilled labor to make them. An armor...

REF: Posts # 28 and 29 above. While there is obvious evidence that they at least experimented using arrows with gonnes, it does appear...