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2nd May 2007, 11:54
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Re: Aircraft Research
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 No jokes!  This is serious matter.  Piper L-4 "Pilot's Flight Operating Instructions for Army Models"* has its "Weight & Balance Chart" (page 20). There is a point "Armament" there. The sub-points of "Armament" offer as follows: - fixed gun installation - flexible gun installation - cannon installation As can be seen the L-4 designers took into consideration various forms of armament for this plane, a little bigger than handgun only.  Best regards E. --------------------------------------------------- * Pilot's Flight Operating Instructions for Army Models L-4A, L-4B and L-4H Airplanes, 5 September 1943; revised 20 February 1945 
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