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Join Date: Sep 2014
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Really nice and funny, thank you for sharing !🙂
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Arms Historian
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Route 66
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You bet! That gun is fantastic! I actually love the deeper curved stock and that it is a shorter barrel, more like a carbine.
The shorter gun is of course more effective for a rider, naturally cavalry used them. In these part (Texas) the saddle ring carbine is the thing, rather like Texas Ranger Joaquin Jackson with his....I guess I see the colorful comparison. I do recall reading that there was a brisk interchange of guns and parts with Sind regarding jezails (as Stu has well noted),so this one is a nice example. |
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