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Old 14th August 2008, 03:26 PM   #25
fernando
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What a bombastic proposition, David ... and quite a plausible one . That would solve the riddle and make the piece look more rational .
Then who ever made the job, must have also grinded the muzzle rim into that slightly conical shape; the other remaining "rings" have a paralel section ... if i make myself understood ... and if i'm not talking nonsense .
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