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Space rifle, Sirolite,
Portugal, 1950's
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These ones will require some information. Facts:
- they were found in Guimarães (Portugal).
- no markings whatsoever
- they are a copy of the famous Pyro rifle, but with slight details (3 vents instead of 5 on the barrel plain crank, no name on the painted part of the stock...)
- size is the same as Pyro
- mechanism works the same way (you turn the crank and the barrel moves in and out and in...)
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Twins, how nice... |
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Barrel detail - upper parts move at turn of crank |
For comparaison, here are some pictures of the "Real Mc Coy" made in USA by Pyro (stock/archive photos - not mine)
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Pyrotomic desintegrator rifle (red), USA,
1953 |
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Some came with white lettering ? |
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and in bronze... |
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