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Game: Guess the mystery object !
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Looks like a black powder bullet, set into a brass.
Kinda looks like a wildcat (a non-standard bullet/brass combo)
Kinda looks like a wildcat (a non-standard bullet/brass combo)
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400 nitro express
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WW1 hadn't been invented yet. Wildcat BP cartridge? LOL
Custer had 45-70 Trapdoor rifles while the Indians had our 44-40 Winchesters :-(
400 NE doesn't have that case but a good try.
I'll wait a few more minutes.
HM
Custer had 45-70 Trapdoor rifles while the Indians had our 44-40 Winchesters :-(
400 NE doesn't have that case but a good try.
I'll wait a few more minutes.
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375 h&h
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Wouldn't be a gatling gun round would it?
Sorry, I'm still on this 44-40 kick :na:
Sorry, I'm still on this 44-40 kick :na:
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OK --- Strange gun used at Rork's Drift.
375 H&H is almost straight wall.
This is a 577-450 "Fat Boy" used in the old Martini-Henry rifles. It was an attempt, as I recall, to duplicate our 45-70 cartridge but with that necked down "wild cat" brass casing. The rifle with bayonet attached is about 6' long.
HMike
375 H&H is almost straight wall.
This is a 577-450 "Fat Boy" used in the old Martini-Henry rifles. It was an attempt, as I recall, to duplicate our 45-70 cartridge but with that necked down "wild cat" brass casing. The rifle with bayonet attached is about 6' long.
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What is this one? .............
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some kind of wrist massager or something?
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No not a massager. 
Hint: but there is heat generated.
Hint: but there is heat generated.
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well, some dirty things come to mind, aside from those, no idea..
is is *actually* used on hands even?
is is *actually* used on hands even?
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Knife blade polisher with sharpening stones? It vaguely resembles a knife sharpener I saw once, if you changed the color, had only two posts, a whetstone instead of the big thing at the back, no buttons, and the two posts were longer than that, right against each other at the base making a V and removable.
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I wondered what the hell is the power cord and the little button for.. which to me makes me think it does more then just passivly bieng used.
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Not dirty, not used on hands and not a blade polisher.
Hint: something rests against those upright shafts.
Another update: something is heated in the tall part, then it rests on the posts.
Hint: something rests against those upright shafts.
Another update: something is heated in the tall part, then it rests on the posts.
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Looks like a dish dryer
Or it could do gloves/boots etc.
Or it could do gloves/boots etc.
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It looks like one, but it's not a dish dryer.
Hint: something with hydrocarbons passes through the tall part.
Hint: something with hydrocarbons passes through the tall part.
