Suite à la première comparaison entre un fusil Comblain et un fusil Gras, voici la suite de la série avec un fusil bavarois M1869 Werder, lui aussi digne vétéran de la guerre de 1870/71.
3:28 M’en fous du blabla, j’veux voire le tir!
Voulez-vous en savoir plus sur le fusil Werder, suivez le lien ci-dessous:
https://youtu.be/9BHz1plx6UE
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