Unusual powder tester for comments

fernando · 27th February 2014, 10:27 PM

Very good and fast input, Marcus. Thank you for bringing in 'non pistol' style examples

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Certainly PittRivers and the 'ambitious' seller of the other example are claiming wrong dating.
... and the sexy 17th "style" four legged one might even be a 20th century replica ... or contemporary imagination

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I wonder if both PittRivers and the Commercial site are making some confusion with the touchole issue ... or is it me ? One thing is the little 'hole' in the base where you submit the ignition and the other thing is the 'deposit' where you fill the powder to be tested ... sorry the funny lexicon. It seems as they are calling touchole the late part.
Obviously i might be wrong; my knowledge is very superficial. Correct me if i am wrong

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27th February 2014, 10:27 PM	#9
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Very good and fast input, Marcus. Thank you for bringing in 'non pistol' style examples . Certainly PittRivers and the 'ambitious' seller of the other example are claiming wrong dating. ... and the sexy 17th "style" four legged one might even be a 20th century replica ... or contemporary imagination . I wonder if both PittRivers and the Commercial site are making some confusion with the touchole issue ... or is it me ? One thing is the little 'hole' in the base where you submit the ignition and the other thing is the 'deposit' where you fill the powder to be tested ... sorry the funny lexicon. It seems as they are calling touchole the late part. Obviously i might be wrong; my knowledge is very superficial. Correct me if i am wrong . . Attached Images