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And Gutsbesitzer Ungewitter also had some April Fool's Joke in 1908 entitled »Confetti¡«.
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Unequivocally I will share sources, but I think you have many of the same. It is just that said sources are being dissected character by character & then a summary is being formulated all via Künstliche Intelligenz(KI). All the info is harvested from period sources with no external bias.
It is like having a new Cotton Picker machine, cleaning every boll.
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Maybe I should start another thread for ole Gutsbesitzer Ungewitter, maybe not.
But I hope to obtain an inset in 6X70R soon, so this thread may have several veins.
Ford, how adept are you installing a full length insert for 6X70R????
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If only 7,35 Carcano had some sources.......
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Getting back to the original chambering of 450, I have it on good authority that the original kalibre of 450 was very common. In fact, Emperor Franz Joseph had no less that 7 rifles in 450 Bore. But his successor Franz Ferdinand favoured the kalibre of 6,5.
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Raimey, I never installed a full length einstecklauf but if you get one that is adjustable from the muzzle, it shouldn't too hard. I would try to not mess it up so badly that you couldn't sell it for scrap iron. Be sure to get plenty ammo at the same time. Mike
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Archduke Franz Ferdinand found favour w/ the 6,5X52R & 6,5X57R, both which had tolerable recoil and better fit his Hight Volume Harvest Hunting Style.
The 450 BPE was tried & true. It really fit the bill for the European Forests in Central Europe. Rothirsch and Keiler were favourite targets. Although you probably needed a Porter, the 450 BPE was pressed into service chasing Gams(Chamois) in Alpine Hunting. But Nobility, like the Polish Szlachta, preferred the 450 BPE for Treibjagden(Driven Hunts).
So Springer's Erben, much like Kettner I guess, supplied the Nobility w/ Sporting Platforms, sourced from Weipert, Ferlach, Suhl, that spread across the Austro-Hungarian Empire. In the 2nd Polish Republic, where finally after the 1st Major Disagreement in Europe along with several skirmishes w/ adjoiners in establishing the Kresy Wschodnie, or Eastern Boundary, circa 1921, the wares of Springer's Erben filtered thru the likes of Polish Firearms Merchants like Eustachy Dmytrach, who was an apprentice and employee of Alfred Dzikowski's Gunshop for a time. It was outlets like these where the elite could acquire Sporting Weapons with shot tubes with tight chokes, have access to Large Estates, where it was almost to the point of >>Fix Bayonets'<< in dispatching Hares on Former Feudal Estates.
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