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... after contemporary gunmen.<ref name="Bicknell">Bicknell, Natalie and Tom (19 July 2007) [http://www.knottingley.org/history/target_pistol.htm "A Very Ha
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...changeable between the two types, while components of those sub-assemblies may not be compatible. Notable incompatibilities include the magazines and the
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... though the term specifically refers to a gun designed to fire a 42-pound (19 kg) shot, as opposed to a [[demi-cannon]],—32 pounds (15 kg)—[[
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