Andrea,
secondo me il riduttore veniva estratto dall' otturatore come una normale cartuccia e camerato. Avveniva lo sparo della povera .22 e poi il riduttore cadeva a terra come un normale bossolo spento, ma con dentro il .22
Secondo me tutto cio' non aveva la forza di riarmare l'otturatore della Brow.......
Almeno credo.......
Old1973
Old1973
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
happy that I could help you.
Here is another view of the front part
ciao
René
Here is another view of the front part
ciao
René
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and I will show you two other 30-06 reducers:
first: the Hoffer-Thompson cartridge holder.
This is the .22 Short version. There is also a 22 Long Rifle version.
first: the Hoffer-Thompson cartridge holder.
This is the .22 Short version. There is also a 22 Long Rifle version.
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and secondly: the Marbles Chamber adaptor.
The company name was: Marble Safety Axe Company
Also here are two versions.
No 159 for the .32 ACP cartridge (seen on the picture)
No 162, which is for the .32 S&W cartridge.
as always, of every type are more versions due to different stamps and letterings
enjoy . . [257
The company name was: Marble Safety Axe Company
Also here are two versions.
No 159 for the .32 ACP cartridge (seen on the picture)
No 162, which is for the .32 S&W cartridge.
as always, of every type are more versions due to different stamps and letterings
enjoy . . [257
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René,
fantastic!!!!!!!
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Thanks a lot for your pictures, I haven't never seen something similar before!
The red tip of the .22 ctg is due to a tracer element in the bullet bottom or it is a plastic tip? I can't see better in the pict.....
Ciao e grazie mille.
Old1973
fantastic!!!!!!!
[160 Thanks a lot for your pictures, I haven't never seen something similar before!
The red tip of the .22 ctg is due to a tracer element in the bullet bottom or it is a plastic tip? I can't see better in the pict.....
Ciao e grazie mille.
Old1973
Old1973
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
yes, I put a 22 Tracer next to it to make it more sexy . . . . 
You have been totally successful!!!!!!!!!!
ah ah ah ah ah !!!!
Ciao
Old1973
ah ah ah ah ah !!!!
Ciao
Old1973
Old1973
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.
OLD1973 ha scritto:René,
fantastic!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot for your pictures, I haven't never seen something similar before!
The red tip of the .22 ctg is due to a tracer element in the bullet bottom or it is a plastic tip? I can't see better in the pict.....
Ciao e grazie mille.
Old1973
I like it!!!!!!!
Veramente interessanti!!!
Mi piacerebbe saperne di più su questi riduttori, il periodo in cui sono stati utilizzati e se ne è stato fatto anche un uso civile
Very interesting!!!
I would like to know more on these reduction gears of it,
the period that I/you/they have been used,
and if to has been used for civil use.
Mi piacerebbe saperne di più su questi riduttori, il periodo in cui sono stati utilizzati e se ne è stato fatto anche un uso civile
Very interesting!!!
I would like to know more on these reduction gears of it,
the period that I/you/they have been used,
and if to has been used for civil use.
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