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    Another Lamp first a Winchester and now a M1870 Italian Torre Annunziata Rifle

    Keep finding lamps made from rifles,

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    To be fair that M70/87/15 rifle is probally better suited as a lamp. Those rifles are almost as dangerous to be behind them as it is to be in front of them.

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    $1250??? are they sure that isn't Rupees?

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