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Reprocussion 007: Colt 1851

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History&Coffee

Were those the eras gone Richmond labs bullets? I have been meaning to get a mold and try those out.

David Fox

Query: are not the Colt revolvers you style as ".32 caliber" known at the time, and today, as .31 caliber? This, recognizing revolver calibers tend to be generalizations (".38" is more accurately .357 caliber, etc.

Bruce Brodnax

Almost had me there for a minute: thought it was a new episode but then I saw the episode # is still 007, so realized you'd just retitled the London model preview...