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Old 8th January 2013, 12:33 PM   #1
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... I've been thinking about the 'turnscrew' and 'hammer' and I wondered if it might be for maintaining a musket?...
Like those seen in plug bayonets, so called "flint-knapper" ...
(The plug bayonet by R. D. C. Evans)


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Like those seen in plug bayonets, so called "flint-knapper" ...
(The plug bayonet by R. D. C. Evans)


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Hi Nando,

Absolutely. Excellent pictoral examples!
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