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Fernando K · 11th March 2013, 11:42 PM

Dear Cerjak:

I have understood that for a reason that escapes, some weapons produced in France were taken to Liege Testbed for testing. In any case, this would be the case-

I do not think you replace the pan (bread), preserving the rake (Frizen). although I have not seen the inside of the key (lock) should be mounted a stone (flint) and watch the rake hits (Frizen).

Can you know that there are inscriptions in the key (lock) to more than "Marseille"?

Sorry to see a translator. English is not my language, not the domain

Fernando k

11th March 2013, 11:42 PM	#8
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 672	Dear Cerjak: I have understood that for a reason that escapes, some weapons produced in France were taken to Liege Testbed for testing. In any case, this would be the case- I do not think you replace the pan (bread), preserving the rake (Frizen). although I have not seen the inside of the key (lock) should be mounted a stone (flint) and watch the rake hits (Frizen). Can you know that there are inscriptions in the key (lock) to more than "Marseille"? Sorry to see a translator. English is not my language, not the domain Fernando k