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27th March 2021, 04:16 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Battara

This does look like it was a lantaka that was cut and modified to this form.

Thanks for the referenced to "cetbang", clearly there was history to breech loading artillery, but this weapon is certainly of the early 20th century in several regards.
I would appreciate specifics that make it look like a modified lantaka. Please tell me what you are keying in on. Thanks

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