I've been looking at this for 30 minutes expecting to see james bond
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That's very interesting; it seems to have a progressive twist rate. I assume that this is from a large bore armament of some kind? I believe that gain twist is sometimes (usually?) used on artillery. (See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KI-_CtmOzFs)
Rifiling can't have too tight of a twist or it will cause overheating, jams, and other negative effects on the rounds. The same twist is (at slightly different profiles) used on most modern firearms and artillery.
I see rats in a sewer.
Rocks and pebbles. Not entirely sure how they got there.
dont look in the barrel it could shoot you in the eye
Well, not when you look into the breech.
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