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Old 1st January 2014, 01:40 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Fernando K
Matchlock Estimate:

Perhaps the cubrecazoleta (pan-cover) cover. your cam and spring were attached to the box (stock) as the mainspring. Now that I'm looking more closely, I think the bronze plaque under and behind this key (lock) is the sure shot, which acts through a square button (decorated with lines)

Affectionately. Fernando K.

P. S. Why have you signed your mail as "Fan" (Fan)?. You're not a fan .......

Sorry if my Spanish was that bad. I meant it was the same as affectionately ...

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