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Small Arms Primer 163: British Tranter 1879

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Andrew Smelser

The elaborate hammer and the hook trigger seem to b what makes it british. I believe we can quantify British-ness.

Luís Moreira

IMHO nothing speaks more of British-ness them a bowler hat ... if add a monocle and classic umbrella then it screams British!