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Kman303

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Here's a couple photos of some very interesting South German (Austria) flintlock blunderbus hunting arms. I've seen so many hunting and military arms the last few days, they seem to break the "rules/ schools" gunbuilders around these parts use. Enjoy!
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Here's a couple photos of some very interesting South German (Austria) flintlock blunderbus hunting arms. I've seen so many hunting and military arms the last few days, they seem to break the "rules/ schools" gunbuilders around these parts use. Enjoy!
Nice pieces! Haha, but I don't really care where they allegedly originated from or ended up, as those words there make NO SENSE when used together in the same sentance ... as 'donderbusche's" were predominantly anti-personnel arms.
 
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