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Peter,
You say "since the 37mm gun as bolts into the chamber that will make removal of the castings difficult." This suggests that a 37mm round could not be effectively inserted into the breach. Maybe a subcaliber insert was used to fire a smaller round. Also, a cast breach/barrel was likely made to take black powder pressure and not that of a modern round. Just a thought. Ed |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
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ED,
I was not as detailed and clear as I should have been. The barrel extension - the bar that locks the barrel into the breech plate - is bolted to the top of the barrel. These bolts do NOT extend into the chamber, but the holes DO. Thus it could chamber a round, but I fear that a cerrosafe casting would - slightly - reach into the bolt hole. Thanx for the comment Peter |
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