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A tremendous bronze Bombard, attributed to Pierre d'Aubusson,
OaL: 76.8 in/195 cm
Calibre: 22.8 in/580 mm
Weight of Bombard: 7,330.4 lbs/3,325 kg
Weight of Stone: 573.2 lbs/260 kg
taken from the Fortress of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem in Rhodes in 1503, made in 1486, housed at the Musée de l'Armée.
A fabulous engraved and gilt Wheellock Rifle or "Tschinke" inlaid with antler and mother-of-pearl,
OaL: 47.6 in/121 cm
Barrel Length: 37 in/94 cm
Calibre: 0.35 in/0.9 cm
Weight: 6.4 lbs/2.9 kg
Teschen, Silesia, modern Poland, ca. 1650-1675, housed at the Wallace Collection.
The US Military should totally hire me
These designs are amazing
(Game is Hot Dogs Horseshoes and Hand Grenades)
CETME Ameli - 5.56x45mm
Indian soldiers with the INSAS rifle... (First thing I thought was "They look like they're at Jurassic Park." Anyway, note the clear plastic magazine. A trait copied from the H&K G36 and Steyr AUG. I know that the INSAS has a bayonet, remember seeing one for sale in the U.S but for $1,000.)
