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In terms of sheer mechanical and ballistic purity and beauty, these things remained unsurpassed long after first muskets appeared.
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No, even an early arquebus had a firepower comparable to a ballista (a big crossbow) but with far better rate of fire and mobility.
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>>64756535
nobody mentioned battlefield performance
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>>64756528
Nah, composite prods are the antithesis of "mechanical purity".

>>64756535
He's not talking about firepower you retarded cockholster.
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>>64756540
>Nah, composite prods are the antithesis of "mechanical purity".

I understand what you mean, though I wouldn't agree, but admit that such organic contraptions can be an acquired taste
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>>64756551
If you describe them as "organic" then you ought to agree they are not "mechanical". Whether or not they are to anyone's taste is a different question entirely.
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>>64756555
they operate mechanically, and can operate very well
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>>64756528
You just know.
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>>64756618
woman's best friend
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>>64756528
They're definitely a lot easier on the ears and you can usually reuse the bolts. Perfect if you just want to play around with target shooting.
>Engravings
There's engraved and etched shotguns these days.



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