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Unread 09-10-2009, 02:25 PM   #24
mauro
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Hello Alvin,
Concerning the manual, it is only a list of all gauges for all the weapons in service in 1937. It is associating the number (each gauge has a different id number stamped on it) with the related weapon and the gauge use. You can see this in my web site; in the pictures, each gauge is placed on the manual page describing it. You can read the gauge number and on the page you can see the information I just mentioned.

Hope this helps.
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Mauro
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