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PAGE A2 : GUNS DICTIONARY a Found on components for the Kar. 98k made during the Second World War by Nähmatag–Nähmaschinenteile AG of Dresden, Germany. A A headstamp found on rimfire and possibly other cartridges made by the →American Cartridge Company for sale in …
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www.archivingindustry.comPAGE B4 : GUNS DICTIONARY eventually superseded by the →box lock. Back Up A small, but unusually powerful semi-automatic pocket pistol made in the U.S.A. by →OMC. It chambered the .380 cartridge.
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www.archivingindustry.comGUNS DICTIONARY : PAGE M5 trading in 1914. McCarty On 11th March 1837, Thomas McCarty of Elmira, New York, was granted U.S. Patent 147 to protect ‘improvement in the construction and mode of loading fire-arms’. This consisted of a small auxiliary tube (with a nipple for
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www.archivingindustry.comPAGE W6 : GUNS DICTIONARY inspired Walther to design a rival, but his first attempt, the →Venus-Pistole, was a failure. Not until Walther had been joined by his eldest son, Fritz
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www.archivingindustry.comPAGE L4 : GUNS DICTIONARY La Fury or LA Fury Associated with semi-automatic pistols made in Germany by →Reck of Lauf bei Nürnberg and …
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www.archivingindustry.comPAGE S2 : GUNS DICTIONARY Last update: May 2018 s Associated with small arms ammunition components made in Germany after 1940 by →Dynamit AG of St. Lambrecht. S beneath a crown, above a number.Applied by an Australian government arms inspector working in the Sydney depot in New South Wales.
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www.archivingindustry.comPAGE G2 : GUNS DICTIONARY Last update: May 2018 G and crossed pistols.A trademark associated with spring air and other guns made by …
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