Making of a lever gun

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aussie
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Making of a lever gun

Post by aussie »

Have you guys seen this. Very interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbRRdxW12EE
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Re: Making of a lever gun

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I guess we can't view it in the US. :(
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Re: Making of a lever gun

Post by aussie »

That surprises me as it's only a video of the making of a Uberti levergun from scratch in their factory. :cry:
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I got a message that said it is "blocked in your country due to copyright."
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Re: Making of a lever gun

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It plays in the UK and is indeed very interesting, however I was disappointed the Uberti Gorilla was not shown tightening the screws... :wink:
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Re: Making of a lever gun

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He's not really a gorilla, just a big hairy Italian named Guido.
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