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  • The firing mechanism and the wooden stock of the BM62 Beretta. This powerful weapon is referred to as the Italian version of the M14.
  • Adrian Alford looks through the BM62 Beretta's sights, aiming downrange. This weapon has the ability to shoot through several walls. If this weapon shoots, you better believe it will be going in the auction!
  • The Keris Sword is displayed on a bed of straw with another antique blunt weapon. This 13th century medieval chopping sword was made in central Europe and used predominantly by peasants for everyday tasks if not for self-defense.
  • Larry Harley closely examines the Keris Sword at its evaluation.
  • The Chinese AK-47 lays at the ready at the test range.
  • Jim Green looks downrange, through the sights of the Chinese AK-47.

  • Beretta BM-62

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    The firing mechanism and the wooden stock of the BM62 Beretta. This powerful weapon is referred to as the Italian version of the M14.

  • Adrian Tests the Beretta

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Adrian Alford looks through the BM62 Beretta's sights, aiming downrange. This weapon has the ability to shoot through several walls. If this weapon shoots, you better believe it will be going in the auction!

  • Falchion Sword

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    The Keris Sword is displayed on a bed of straw with another antique blunt weapon. This 13th century medieval chopping sword was made in central Europe and used predominantly by peasants for everyday tasks if not for self-defense.

  • Hammer Evaluates

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Larry Harley closely examines the Keris Sword at its evaluation.

  • Chinese AK-47

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    The Chinese AK-47 lays at the ready at the test range.

  • Jim Ready to Shoot

    Photograph by National Geographic Channels

    Jim Green looks downrange, through the sights of the Chinese AK-47.

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Putra Fardani
Putra Fardani

 Are you sure ? Keris is originally from Indonesia, not from Europe, I myself "amazed", at how you can said that Keris is from Europe.