Chelembron system
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chelembron-system-292-8939031
title:
Chelembron system
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The Chelembron system was a magazine system used for flintlock repeating rifles that originated around 1668. While the invention of the system is attributed to Michele Lorenzoni, the system is named after French gun-makers who made many guns in India using the system. The basis of the Chelembron system is a barrel, as well as magazines, that rotate around a central axis, and are turned to load first powder and then ball into the breech. Weapons of the system carry 20 rounds.
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Weapon
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chelembron_system
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2024-01-01T02:22:33Z
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