Original Indian 18th Century Matchlock Wall Gun German Flare Guns The gun we have is

The gun we have is a demilitarized AFV (armored fighting vehicle) version in which the pistol grip has been replaced by an electric solenoid for firing by remote control

a surviving example of which is described in this article

Type B8/M1944 goggle

Original Item: One of the basic maintenance activities for the Lewis Light Machine Gun was cleaning the gas regulator cup

The Pattern was sealed and introduced on the 24th Sept 1877

Original Indian 18th Century Matchlock Wall Gun German Flare Guns The gun we have isOriginal Item: Only One Available. Released from the State Armory in Jaipur in the Indian State of Rajasthan in the early 1980s this a massive 18th century matchlock wall gun. By massive we mean in terms of NINE feet in length, actually measuring 107" overall has a bore size of THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH. It is marked with the appropriate original Indian Government reference numbers and codes from the time of Export signifying that it is a 250 year old