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Old 1st March 2013, 11:18 PM   #8
Fernando K
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Dear Dana:

LAVIN has failed to understand the "pin-to three modes" and has listed the name of a "dark reason." but in Appendix A, page 239, on the "fixed rate prices vajo (low) which has of executing (execute) the work of the King's Arms for its Arcabuceros Lord" (1750)

A key (lock) at three Concluded as customary fashion, nine cencillos Doubloon (simple) ......

Template (plate) with the Chorus (bridge) in the pan (bread) ....

Chorus (bridge) Trigger (cock) ...... Dear Dana:

LAVIN has failed to understand the "pin-to three modes" and has listed the name of a "dark reason." but in Appendix A, page 239, on the "fixed rate prices vajo (low) which has of executing (execute) the work of the King's Arms for its Arcabuceros Lord" (1750)

A key (lock) at three Concluded as customary fashion, nine cencillos Doubloon (simple) ......

Template (plate) with the Chorus (bridge) in the pan (bread) ....

Chorus (bridge) Trigger (cock) ......

Neither your glossary is perfect. Espinar wrote in 1600, and "pin the three fashion" did not exist.

As an example, two obvious errors:

Page 287: "Games backwards" defined as back plate (back action). It is a key (lock) to fashion with the shims (SEAR) invested.

Page 289: "Portavís" defined as a band of the barrel (barrel band). Is contraplatina (side plate)

Regarding the key classified as model 1791, actually corresponds to the 1802 model for artillery carbine:

"Is spark, lockable (lock) of miquelete trough (pan) brass ......"

BARCELO RUBI "Laptop Spanish Armament, 1764-1939", page 162

Affectionately. Fernando K

Neither your glossary is perfect. Espinar wrote in 1600, and "pin the three fashion" did not exist.

As an example, two obvious errors:

Page 287: "Games backwards" defined as back plate (back action). It is a key (lock) to fashion with the shims (SEAR) invested.

Page 289: "Portavís" defined as a band of the barrel (barrel band). Is contraplatina (side plate)

Regarding the key classified as model 1791, actually corresponds to the 1802 model for artillery carbine:

"Is spark, lockable (lock) of miquelete trough (pan) brass ......"

BARCELO RUBI "Laptop Spanish Armament, 1764-1939", page 162

Affectionately. Fernando K
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