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In "correct" terms the
Super-Ten
was the 2 7/8 inch, progressive burning powder, high velocity, 1 5/8 ounce load 10-gauge introduced circa 1925/6 --
10-gauge Super-X Shells.JPG
Western Super-X -- Winchester Super-Speed Super-Tens.jpg
Super-Ten Ad, American Rifleman September 1929.jpg
and the
Magnum-Ten
was/is the 3 1/2 inch shell loaded with progressive burning powder pushing two ounces of shot (originally) introduced in 1932 --
Magnum-Ten Top.jpg
Magnum-Ten Announcement 1.jpg
Magnum-Ten Announcement 2.jpeg
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