bundook

bundook

(ˈbʌndʊk)
n
(in India) a rifle
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All it takes is a bit of serious thought and sometimes some work with a lathe or mill, and you can usually come up with usable bullets and cases, or even a swaging or sizing die, and get the odd bundook working.
Making Odd Ones Shoot: The best gunsmithing effort won't return a completed project to shooting status until ammunition is arranged. Here's an approach to loading unusual or unavailable cartridges
Bundook: A rifle Bobtack: Powder mixed into a paste to clean buttons and brass work on equipment.
The call went out across the world; Liverpudlians around the globe return to fight for their homeland, writes CATHERINE JONES
It has been an intense history capsule, and as I head towards the town's contemporary nucleus, Sadar Bazaar, I'm intrigued, for it's not often I've come across shops names that boldly proclaim: Bundook Ki Dukan or Ashok Arms Store.
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