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  • bobski
    they were signal flares that screwed into the end. used in vietnam and private boats a lot. complete kits are collectible.

    former air operations officer SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team 2. former navy skeet team, former navy rifle/pistol team member. co-owner skeetmaster tubes inc.. owner/operator professional shooting instruction. NRA certified instructor.
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  • nononsense
    8x60S,

    Here is the website that contains information about the PenGuns. However, you need to read the whole website since it is a non-commercial site for information only.

    http://pengun.com/

    I have e-mailed you another link.

    Best.

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  • zipperzap
    (Phsssst! This IS the 'expert' forum, Mark) LOL
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  • v35
    The Pengun was made under Patent No.3192105 by Penguin Assoc.Inc of
    Malvern, Pa. They were not brass but brass anodized aluminum for the housing.
    Printing date coded on the instructions indicates 4/65.
    They offered regular and magnum tear gas cartridges as well as aerial flares in red, amber, white, daylight smoke and hand held smoke.
    Red USN Mk80, Mod O aerial flares ( made by Penguin) used to show up in gun shows but now that I could use some I can't find them.
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