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Old 3rd October 2014, 10:01 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by Raf
The Monks Gun myth Revisited... Part 2

Tracked down the author of the reconstruction. His name is Peter H Kunz who specialises in re creating ( and testing ? ) historic firearms . Link to his site is wwwfirearmch
So now we have the uncontravertable photographic evidence that the thing actually works .

Or do we ?
Hi Raf,


So you succeeded in identifying Mr. Kunze - great!

I now remember his name from about 10 years ago.


I will repy to your posts soon.


Best,
Michael
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