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Small Arms Primer 177: Webley Pryse No.4

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JacksonCZ

as always very well done, you guys do excellent work. Personally I would love to see more about the early Francot-Cona (spelling sorry) revolver, I wonder what early calibers it was available in . Imagining one is .44 Henry or .44 Rus. All of these beat the double action S&W by a good bit.

Martin Morehouse

Thanks for all the detail and history. It lets me add detail and interest to my NRA classes; people think I know things!