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Old 6th September 2025, 02:07 PM   #5
Jim McDougall
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I came here to say this about #2 but Detlef got there first. I will add that it might be Ethiopia. Cultural boundaries don't always align with national borders.

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Leif
Well noted Leif!
Many years ago that very axiom was stated to me by Torben Flindt (Bukharen arms) , 'weapons have no geographic borders'. I have never forgotten those resounding words!
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