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Here they are!Most favorited fire types!(something is wrong with photoshop so that’s why this

shogunofyellow:Realistic Pokemon Sketches: Fire Type[source]

Ornate Lefaucheux type pinfire revolving rifle by Johann Peterlongo of Innsbruck, Austria, mid 19th

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azzles:favourite fire typeoops i missed yesterdayanyway i may or may not have gotten lazy on this on

The Type 24 Chinese Mauser —- The Zongzheng RifleUsed by the forces of the Republic of China in orde

Chinese Type 56 SKS carbine, used by North Vietnamese/Vietcong forces during the Vietnam War, captur

The Chinese Type 56 Assault Rifle, The AKM assault rifle is the most mass produced and common firear

mystic-sybil:docdjfantom:ezeqquiel:[たかさくらべ]yes charmander is the tallest starter of fire typesoh gos

Japanese Nagoya Arsenal Type 94 semi auto pistol, World War IIfrom Poulin Antiques

Japanese Nagoya Arsenal Type 14 semi auto pistol, World War IIfrom Poulin Antiques

ponymagus:pokeddex days 1 and 2: fav normal type and fighting type: audino and pignite

Belgian Lefaucheux type pinfire pepperbox revolver, a predecessor of the modern revolver invented by

9mm pinfire Lefaucheux type revolver, maker and origin unknown, circa 1860′sfrom Holt’s Auctioneers

The Petronel,The Petronel was a type of matchlock musket popular in the 16th and 17th century.  Ofte

The Japanese Nambu Part II — The Type B “Baby” NambuIn case you missed: Part IWith the poor po

A Japanese Type 99 bolt action rifle captured from North Korean forces by an American soldier during

Ivory handle Blunt & Syms type pepperbox revolver, circa 1830′s-1840′sfrom Rock Island Auctions

The Japanese Type 38 and Type 44 carbines,In 1905 the Japanese military adopted the Type 38 rifle, a

An engraved Sharps Type 2A four shot derringer with pearl grips, mid to late 19th century.Estimated

Japanese Type 100 Paratrooper rifle, World War II.from Rock Island Auctions

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