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Description An 1861 British RBL 20 pounder 13cwt pinnace (boat) gun designed by William Armstrong. Located inside the former gunpowder factory of Lei Yue Mun Fort. The fort now forms a large part of the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence.
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