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03-12-2013, 08:34 AM

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Craig Larter PGCA Lifetime Member

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The chambers measure 2 5/8". According to Researcher none of the shell manufacturers made a 3 1/8 dram 1 1/4oz shell for 2 5/8" chambered gun in or around 1920. All the shell catalogs show "for 2 3/4 chambers only" for the load listed on the hang tag. Just another question to unravel.
The green sleeves do not have draw strings they fold over.

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