Non-U.S., Black Powder,Metallic Cartridge, Military Rifles
The Rifles of the "Age of Transition" (1865-1890)
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a little something that I like
to re-read from time to time....
careful ... it's pretty radical
stuff ....SECRET
RADICAL TEXT
Remington, Wanzl, Werndl, Kropatchek, Mannlicher, Apteirtes, Werder, Terssen, Albini, Braendlin, Comblain, Snider, Enfield, Martini, Metford, Krag-Petersson, Tabatiere, Gras, Mauser, Mylonas, Beaumont, Vetterli, Vitali, Ferracciu, Murata, Meiji, Wessley, Westley, Richards, Scheel, Gregersen, Lund, Landmark, Jarmann, Guedes, Krnka, Baranov, Berdan, Milovanovitch, Oviedo, Milbank, Amsler